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Tactical Alpinism

Booking Overview

This is a specialized interview and expert-led podcast about mountain operations, altitude performance, and the transfer of recreational mountaineering practices to military applications, featuring external guests such as altitude-training professionals and military researchers. Credible pitches include altitude scientists, expedition physicians, mountain guides, military mountain-warfare specialists, and tactical training experts; booking difficulty is high because guests need substantial technical, operational, or expedition credentials.

Metrics

Episodes: 70

Frequency: Biweekly

Rating: 4.9/5.0

Estimated listeners: <1k

Gender skew: Male

Location: USA

YouTube: 415 subscribers

Instagram: 9.3k followers

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

mauri.dimeo@gmail.com

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Host

Mauri - Host of Tactical Alpinism. Leads discussions intended to highlight crossover between recreational and military best practices in the mountains.

Zach - Host of Tactical Alpinism alongside Mauri. Co-discusses mountain training progression, safety, and how military experience translates to recreational climbing.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

high
Typical Credentials:  
Specialized expertise in mountain operations, altitude physiology, acclimatization, expedition performance, military mountain operations, or tactical training
Required Achievements:  
Advanced research or professional practice in altitude or mountain environments, Military operational experience or senior service credentials, Leadership of specialized altitude-training, expedition, or mountain-performance programs, Advanced academic research on mountainous regions or conflict in mountain terrain

Recent Guest Discussions

Brian Oestrike - Altitude Training, Acclimatization Protocols, Hypoxic Environments, Athletic Performance, And Military Applications

Recent Topics

Mountaineering, Military, Alpinism, Altitude, Acclimatization

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
Tactical Alpinism
:

Testosterone In The Military and The Mountains Is More Complicated Than You Think

September 22, 2026

Justin Grisham shares his unique journey from mountain rescue army medicine to wilderness and ultrasound fellowships, exploring the intersection of military, medical, and mountain skills. This episode delves into mountain safety, medical preparedness, and innovative rescue techniques, offering valuable insights for outdoor enthusiasts and professionals alike.

Peak Bagging and Death on Denali with Ted Ehrlich

September 07, 2026

In this episode, Ted Ehrlich shares his mountain climbing experiences, safety insights, and lessons from a critical incident on Denali, emphasizing preparation, risk assessment, and the importance of training.Ted's Peak Bagger AccountKey TopicsMountain climbing safety and risk assessmentLessons from a Denali incident involving altitude sicknessImportance of wilderness first responder trainingPeak bagging as a tool for logging and planningLogistics and permits in high-altitude expeditions

How to Plan a Remote Alaskan Route When Almost No Information Exists

August 23, 2026

In this episode, Mauri, AMGA Ski Guide and Zach, a long time resident of Fairbanks, AK, explore the planning and logistics of climbing Mount Hess in Alaska, discussing routes, access options, and terrain analysis using tools like Caltopo and satellite imagery. They share insights on mountain reconnaissance, route selection, and the challenges of remote alpine expeditions.Caltopo Link: https://caltopo.com/m/P4M3E3H/0FA16CECM2QU2QT1

Publicly listed emails

mauri.dimeo@gmail.com

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