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Location
Simi Valley, CA
Birthday:
January 20
Relation to the Strength & Conditioning Industry?
High School Coach
Name of School, Team or Business
Oaks Christian School
Job Title
Strength and Conditioning Coordinator
Current Job Description
My duties as a Strength & Conditioning Coach are to create and implement innovative and unique strength and conditioning programs for the teams I work with. These programs enable our players to improve and excel in the areas of strength (general, absolute, and functional), agility, speed, flexibility, and nutrition. Another big part of my job is to work with our Athletic Training and Medical Staff. Together we coordinate rehabilitation and training programs to maintain and enhance our player’s physical conditioning and safety.
Past Job Experience
Strength and Conditioning Coordinator - Oaks Christian School, Westlake Village, CA Assistant S&C Coach - University Southern California Head S&C Coordinator - Portland State University Assitant S&C Coach - Seattle Seahawks S&C Coordinator - Mt. Rainier High School, Seattle Wa.
Education
MA-Physical Education - Health Education -Willamette University, Salem, Or. BS-Business Economics/Health Fitness -Willamette University, Slem, Or.
School, Team or Business Hiring Status
MA-Physical Education - Health Education -Willamette University, Salem, Or. BS-Business Economics/Health Fitness -Willamette University, Slem, Or.
Comments
Jim,
Welcome to the network. I sent you a friend request. I am a coach out on Long Island (football, track, s&c....) I have a nephew (jr in high school - lax player) who lives in Westlake. I am sending him some workout program suggestions and ideas but would really like him to hook up with a quality coach who can show him some basics the right way. Do you have any suggestions for facilities, trainers, etc.? Thanks for your time. Sincerely,
Jay Saravis