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Nicholas Garcia Nick is an Athletic Performance and Lifestyle Coach focusing on the body down to a neuromuscular level. ARE YOU READY TO UNLEASH YOUR INNER ATHLETE?

Nick is an athletic performance and lifestyle coach, and mentor focusing on the body down to a neuromuscular level. Unlike most trainers, Nick gets to know his clients. He treats everyone’s goals on a case-by-case basis, ensuring he tailors a complete package based on your exact needs. Clients get what they pay for – results. With Nick, you will focus on strength, conditioning and personal fitness achieving greater success after each session, and learning more about your body and lifestyle. You are guaranteed runs and results on the board as Nick pushes your body to its physical potential and sets realistic changes to your lifestyle until you achieve your ultimate goals. Currently, he is devoted to researching and delivering the most up to date information relating to the practices of strength and conditioning of professional and upcoming athletes. Nick’s specialisation spans across three main streams surrounding the athletic performance of your mind and body including:

1. Personal Training (and the neuromuscular science of the body)

• Tailoring the right exercises for you depending on your goals, for example:

- Fat loss
- Weight management
- Fascia and muscular stretching (offered after sessions 10 mins before close)
- Endurance
- Enhance muscular strength and hypertrophy
- Body sculpting (focusing on certain areas)
- Improving balance and energy levels
- Develop conscious innervation of specific muscles

• Learn how to improve sports performance across a range of sports
• Boxing classes
• Outdoor and indoor hybrid sessions

• Sessions run from 45 mins to 1 hour

2. Strength and conditioning

• Short term and long term athlete development
• Speed, agility, strength and quickness – elite training
• Energy conditioning
• Athlete rehabilitation, injury prevention
• Flexibility, mobility, warm-up and cool down practices
• Nutrition

3. Diet

• Personalised / tailored diet plans
• Recommended do’s and don’ts of eating / drinking
• Healthy eating guidelines

11/11/2026

If you do tib raises you absorb landing forces better and reduce shin splints.

If you do heavy calf raises you increase Achilles tendon stiffness for more bounce.

If you do Bulgarian split squats you eliminate single leg strength imbalances.

If you do deadbugs you stabilise your pelvis to stop lower back fatigue late in runs.

If you do strides post easy run you improve neuromuscular coordination without adding fatigue.

If you do soleus iso holds your fortify the lower leg against high mileage stress.

You’re probably not as slow as you think you know…
09/11/2026

You’re probably not as slow as you think you know…

06/11/2026

Training for a triathlon isn’t just about swimming, biking and running. It’s about building a plan that gets you to the start line strong and the finish line proud. 🏊‍♂️🚴‍♂️🏃‍♂️ Ready to take on your next challenge? DM me “TRI” to get started.

03/11/2026

Here’s what it’s actually like to work with a performance coach with over 10 years experience…

28/10/2026

Running consistently but your times won’t budge? Watch this and then save it so you can diagnose what the reason is…

27/10/2026

This is what a week actually looks like for me right now 👇

Mon: Heavy lower body + single leg work
Tue: Zone 2 run + strides
Wed: Upper body + core
Thu: Track session / threshold
Fri: Active recovery + mobility
Sat: Long aerobic run
Sun: Rest. Fully. Pasta included.

Two strength days. One hard run. Two easy runs. One proper rest day.

Most runners I coach come to me doing the opposite: every run medium-hard, no strength, and rest days that turn into “just a quick 5k”.

The hard stuff only works if the easy stuff is actually easy and the rest is actually rest.

Save this if you’re building your next block 📌

Some thing make me happy as a coach and a runner, and other things I disapprove or entirely.
26/10/2026

Some thing make me happy as a coach and a runner, and other things I disapprove or entirely.

19/10/2026

Injuries can feel like an inevitability when you’re running but it doesn’t have to be (or doesn’t have to be as common at least).

Here’s what I see time and time again. Watch this and then don’t repeat the same mistakes.

MASSIVE congratulations to Marie Mildred Hubble Beaney for completing her first Hyrox and absolutely smashing it. Marie ...
03/10/2026

MASSIVE congratulations to Marie Mildred Hubble Beaney for completing her first Hyrox and absolutely smashing it.

Marie has been working SOOO hard and it’s all paid off. She placed 4th in her age group at the Open Solo race in Toronto.

Very proud of her dedication to the training and her result. Well done mate!!

30/09/2026

Here’s how you prep for a marathon if you want to perform on race day. Number 6 is underrated.

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