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EPISODE · Dec 26, 2025 · 36 MIN

Nick Armstrong - Being Yourself, Radiating Positivity and Going for It!

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Nick Armstrong takes To Centre Stage this week! Nick is a much loved volunteer for Calisthenics Victoria, well known for his fantastic MCing skills. Nick grew up surrounded by Calisthenics, beginning as a performer at Canadian Bay Calisthenics, where his mother is currently the president of the club. Nick takes us through what it was like being a young male performer and how his experiences in Calisthenics have enabled him to unapologetically be himself. We discuss Nick's love of MCing, Billie Eilish and the positivity he radiates side-stage.This podcast is hosted by Calisthenics Victoria's Emily Cox and produced by Elle Palmer.To Centre Stage is sponsored by Shine Trimmings & Fabrics, Australia's leading supplier of fabrics, trimmings, lace & crystals to the dance and fashion industry - https://shinetrimmingsfabrics.com.auFollow us on socials!Instagram - www.instagram.com/calisthenicsvictoria/Facebook - www.facebook.com/calisthenicsvictoria/ TikTok - www.tiktok.com/@calisthenicsvictoria_Website - www.calisthenics.asn.auMake sure to follow, like, comment and share this podcast for more To Centre Stage!

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