The Nick DiMarco Podcast

The Nick DiMarco Podcast

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The Nick DiMarco Podcast episodes

  • Episode 1 The Intro

    Introducing Nick DiMarco Performance: CTS Coaching and the GuerrillaPerformance Collective

    In the first episode of a new podcast aiming for at least two episodes per month, Nick DiMarco introduces himself, his background, and the vision for Nick DiMarco Performance. An Air Force veteran inspired by military humanperformance, he later owned two strength and conditioning gyms, coached across sports, and evolved from Olympic weightlifting and CrossFit into endurance andultrarunning, including an attempted 100-miler where he stopped at mile 52. He earned a master’s in exercise physiology at Cal State Fullerton under Andy Galpin’s influence, later worked with Air Force Special Warfare, moved to WestVirginia, and earned a master’s in special education. He outlines two lanes: endurance coaching through CTS (Carmichael Training Systems) and the Guerrilla Performance Collective for podcasts, reviews, strength programming, tacticaland sport performance services, and phase-specific training plans, with goals to publish deeper research and eventually pursue a PhD.

    00:00 Podcast Kickoff

    00:55 Nick Origin Story

    01:43 Coaching Roots

    03:48 Degrees And Mentors

    08:06 Endurance Awakening

    13:55 Doing It All

    17:56 CTS Coaching Explained

    23:11 Guerilla Collective Vision

    29:16 Podcast Mission

    30:25 Strength For Ultrarunners

    32:26 Science Based Ultra Training

    33:22 Faster Gear Reviews

    35:46 Beyond Shoes And Gear

    37:13 Family Military And Fun

    40:04 Strength Programs For All

    43:52 PhD And Research Plans

    47:29 Defining Success In A Year

    50:16 Staying Authentic Not Fake

    53:02 Whats Next And Wrap Up

    58 min

About The Nick DiMarco Podcast

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I'm Nick DiMarco. I'm an endurance coach, strength and conditioning coach, ultrarunner, military veteran, husband, and dad of two. I've spent most of my life around sports, coaching, and trying to understand human performance.