You don't need a perfect situation. You need a plan for yours.
Ten years of D1 football. Head Strength & Conditioning at 28.
University of Texas
I own all physical development for the Quarterbacks (weight room, corrective work, pre-practice, position meetings) and the Specialists. I'm the athletic-training-room liaison: I program every injury modification and design the return-to-play protocols. I also run weight-room outfitting and the vendor relationships.
UC Berkeley
Quarterback training, return-to-play reconditioning, and load management with Catapult, force plates, and Athos.
Lamar University
I ran football plus all 14 Olympic sports and mentored staff. Head coach by roughly age 28.
Lamar & Louisiana-Monroe
Where the foundation got laid. I climbed this the real way, one room at a time.
The Winning Formula
Four things that don't change, whoever I'm coaching.
The résumé is the proof. The creed is the reason it holds up. This is the standard every athlete gets from me, whether they're a college starter or an executive rebuilding after a decade away.
Relationships first
Trust = Time × Consistency. The program only works when the relationship is real.
Demanding, never demeaning
Accountable and hard, driven through a positive lens. Standards, not shame.
Intentional & adaptable
Every decision has a reason. Every plan bends to the athlete in front of me.
Well-researched
A deep research base in hamstring injury and training-load management: the science is the floor, not the flex.
Bring the sideline into the room.
Clinics, team talks and coaching education on return-to-play, load management and building a performance department. Start with the intake and note that it's a speaking request.