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Multisport Performance Coach
At Strength to Endure Performance Coaching LLC, we bring a wealth of practical experience, in-depth education, and certifications across multiple sports to the table. Our unique method is tailored specifically to you, providing individualized in-person and remote programming and coaching for fitness, recreation, and competitive sports. This is the art and science of human performance optimization. Whatever your goal, we can help you develop a plan and achieve it.
Our program design is comprehensive, covering a wide range of activities, including running (trail/road, 5K thru Ultra), cycling (road, gravel, MTB), triathlon (Sprint thru IM & XTri), tactical and combat sports, strength and conditioning, breathwork, corrective exercise, and adaptive athlete development. Whatever your goal, whatever your ability, we have a plan for you.
- Listing ID: 9643
- First Name: Marc
- Last Name: Hoffmeister
- Organization: Strength to Endure Performance Coaching, LLC
- Type of Provider: Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (or equivalent), Personal Trainer, Strength or Fitness Coach, Adaptive Sports Coach
- Adaptive Training or Certifications: Movement Rx Advanced Adaptive Training Course, Movement Rx Intro Adaptive Training Course, Adaptive Training Academy Course, Loads of Experience
- Specialties: Lower Limb (Salvage or Amputation), Upper Limb (Salvage or Amputation), Spinal Cord Injuries, TBIs, Vision Impaired, Neurological Impairments
- Type of Facility: Specialty Gym, Home Gym
- Social Links: https://www.facebook.com/strengthtoendureperformance
- Provider Summary: I am a veteran of the US Army, a seasoned coach of tactical, endurance, and adaptive athletes and longtime multi-sport competitor. During one of my combat deployments, I was seriously wounded while serving as an embedded trainer with the Iraqi Army. As a result of my wounds, I lost partial use of my left arm and hand. An avid climber prior to injury, I turned to mountaineering for both my physical and emotional rehabilitation. Forming Operation Denali, I recruited, funded, trained and led a team of fellow Wounded Warriors to summit 20,320 foot Denali in 2009, an expedition which earned my recognition as the 2009 National Geographic Adventurer of the Year. I have continued to actively motivate and mentor my fellow wounded to fight through to their ‘new normal’ by challenging the limits of their own perception. Despite my own physical disabilities, I continue to embrace outdoor expeditions and competitive endeavors which challenge the human spirit in hopes that my example will inspire other to continue the fight.