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Who: Nick “The Raging Panda” Koulchar – Nick is a retired Army Sergeant, who while serving in Iraq was severely injured by a roadside bomb, where he lost both of his legs below the thighs. He ended up in a coma and then spent over two years in a hospital bed relearning how to do all the basic things we take for granted. Using what happened as a motivation, he is now a motivational speaker, an adaptive athlete and one of the nicest people you can speak to. How did he manage this? Prepared to be inspired by the Panda!

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Nick has lost both of his legs and he continues to do anything he puts his mind to. It doesn’t matter what happens you can get through it. Adapt, achieve, overcome. Decide what you want in life and go for it. Be like the Panda!

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I host The Next Level Guy Podcast — conversations focused on helping men build themselves physically, mentally, socially, and professionally through real-world experience, discipline, and honest self-development. The show was built for ordinary men trying to improve their lives without the fake guru nonsense, empty motivation, or polished perfection. Every episode focuses on practical lessons, hard-earned perspective, and actionable tools that can actually be applied in real life. My own journey has included struggles with confidence, focus, mental health, and feeling stuck — which is why I care more about lived experience than theory. I’m not interested in pretending to have all the answers. I’m interested in learning from people who’ve genuinely done the work, testing those lessons in my own life, and sharing what actually helps. If you’re trying to become stronger, calmer, more capable, and more intentional in how you live, you’re in the right place.

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