Personal Life
Bloom was born in Loveland, Colorado he helped lead both his football and track teams to state championships. Bloom was the quarterback (and a defensive back) on the freshman team. He switched to receiver his sophomore year and played on the junior varsity football team. As a senior, his most notable game was a 35–12 win over Lakewood in the 2000 state playoffs, where he broke three school records with nine receptions for 204 yards (187 m) and four touchdowns. He accepted a full scholarship to play college football at the University of Colorado. As a track athlete, Bloom helped lead his high school track team to back-to-back Class 5A state championship titles his junior and senior year. He competed in the 100 m, 200 m, 4x100 m and 4x400 meter.
Bloom has also studied karate since the age of 5 and earned a first degree black belt at the age of 12. He continues to study mixed martial arts.
Bloom completed a real estate and finance entrepreneurship degree at The Wharton Business School of Pennsylvania in 2006.
Bloom now lives in New York City, New York.
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