Athletic Director Sports Medicine

Location:

Pullman, WA, 99163

Posted:

May 23, 2024

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Todd D. Barbour, CSCS, RSCC*E, LMU*,

CSAC

*** ** ***** ***, *******, Washington 99163

479-***-**** ad5w6w@r.postjobfree.com

Leadership Experience

Washington State University, Pullman, WA

Assistant Athletic Director / Director of Strength & Conditioning 2019 -. Present

Manage all aspects of performance training for all 13 Varsity Sports.

Coordinate all aspects of sport specific conditioning and speed work for all of Varsity Sports.

Coordinate all aspects of soft tissue care, mobility, and flexibility training.

Developed the Olympic Sports Strength &

Conditioning Departments “Working Harder and

Smarter” culture.

Manage and develop 5 assistant coaches working

with Olympic Sports.

Work directly with Head of S&C Minor to develop

programming and education for S&C interns.

Manage Strength & Conditioning budget and 2

weight rooms utilized by our 13 Varsity sport teams.

Work directly with the University’s Sports Medicine Team on returning-to-play protocols.

Started the WSU High Performance Team.

Started the WSU Team Performance POD Meetings

Brought Perch Velocity Based Training to WSU

Brought VibraGenix Sound Wave Recovery to WSU

Brought Suji BFR Training and Recovery to WSU

Brought OURA Ring Recovery tracking to WSU.

Teach Kines-411 Advanced Strength Training Class

Member of WSU’s Diversity Committee.

Member of WSU’s CARE Team

University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR

Head Strength & Conditioning for Olympic Sports,

Spring 2008 - Fall 2019

Team Achievements

1998-2024

1998-2004 OSU:

4 Post-Season Appearances

1 Pac 10 Championship

Oahu Bowl – Fiesta Bowl – Inshight.com

Bowl – Las Vegas Bowl

2008-09 UA: 12 Post-Season Appearances

3 SEC Championships

1 Runner-up NCAA

2009-10: 10 Post-Season Appearances

1 SEC Championship

2010-11: 11 Post-Season Appearances

2 SEC Championships

1 Western Division Champion

2011-12: 12 Post-Season Appearances

3 SEC Championships

2012-13: 12 Post-Season Appearances

4 SEC Championships

1 NCAA Championship

2013-14: 10 Post-Season Appearances

4 SEC Championships

2014-15: 12 Post-Season Appearances

4 SEC Championships

1 NCAA Championship

2015-2016: 4 SEC Championships

1 NCAA Championship

2016-2017: 2 SEC Championships

2017-18: 9 Post-Season Appearances

5 SEC Championships

2018-19 8 Post-Season Appearances, 3 SEC

Championships, 2 National Championships

2019-2020: Soccer Final 4, 3 NCAA Post-

Season Appearances

2021-2022: 3 NCAA Post-Season

Appearances

2022-2024: 5 NCAA Post-Season

Appearances

Total over 3 Decade

107 Post-Season Appearances

1 National Golf Invitational Champs

1 PAC 10 Championship

1 PAC 12 Championship

36 SEC Championships

5 National Championships

Coordinate all aspects of sport specific conditioning and speed work for all of our Olympic Sports.

Developed the Olympic Sports Strength &

Conditioning Department for 300+ Olympic Sport

Athletes.

Manage all aspects of performance training for all 16 Olympic Sports

Coordinate all aspects of soft tissue care, mobility, and flexibility training.

Developed the Olympic Sports Strength &

Conditioning Departments “Working Harder and

Smarter” culture.

Manage and develop 6 assistant coaches working

with Olympic Sports.

Manage Strength & Conditioning budget and three

weight rooms utilized by our 16 Olympic sport teams.

Work directly with the University’s Sports Medicine Team on returning-to-play protocols.

Member of the University of Arkansas’s Performance Team.

Member of the University of Arkansas’s Diversity Committee.

Member of the University if Arkansas’s Eating Disorder Management Team.

Member of the Arkansas NSCA Board of Directors.

Performance & Wellness Institute, Greeley, Co

Co-Founder and Director of the Performance &

Wellness Institute, 2004-2008

Designed, developed, implemented Performance &

Wellness Institutes philosophy and principals for fitness, regeneration, rehabilitation, and pre-habilitation.

Designed new facility with Synergy Construction

owner and designer Chris Jones.

Developed and implemented, with The Point Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinical Director Scott Kasola, protocols for orthopedic evaluations, injury screens, athletic consults, emergency procedures,

“Performance inhibitors”, and post-surgical workout evaluations with Scott Kasola and Dr. Thomas J. Pazik. Professional Development

• NSCA Registered Strength and

Conditioning Coach with

Emeritus

• NSCA Registered Strength and

Conditioning Coach with

Distinction

• Member of the NSCA Board of

Directors for the state of

Washington

• Member of the NSCA Board of

Directors for the state of

Arkansas

• Member of the University of

Arkansas’s Diversity Committee

• Member of the University of

Arkansas’s Performance Team

• Multiple time Presenter at AR

State NSCA Conference

• Presenter at ID State NSCA

Conference

• Presenter at STT Conference

• Presenter Hammer Strength

Deer Park, TX Clinic

• Presenter at 4th Annual Razor

Fitness Sports Medicine

Symposium

• Presenter at the Big Sky Sports

Medicine Clinic

• Presenter at both the

University of Arkansas and

Oregon State University’s

summer sports camps

Developed the “Performance Edge” program and all athletic programs for athletes ranging from 8 to 38 years old. Over 120 athletes per year. Jason Smith, 2007 NBA first round draft pick,

Developed all marketing for the Performance &

Wellness Institute and the Performance Edge,

Conducted all interviews and hired all employees of the Performance & Wellness Institute: 8 coaches, 6

receptionists, 5 massage therapists, 3 estheticians, 4 registered dietitians, 12 University of Northern Colorado internship students,

Designed promotional and educational programs for athletes and parents at Greeley West High School

athletes, Greeley Central High School, University High School, Eaton Middle School and High School,

Responsible for all aspects of daily operation of the Performance & Wellness Institute,

Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon

Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach,

1998-2004

1st Assistant for Football Strength and Conditioning

Played integral part in football programs first winning season in more than 30 years, Fiesta Bowl

Championship and Pac-10 Championship seasons.

Helped developed future professional athletes like First Round Draft Picks Nick Barnett and Steven Jackson, Dawan Edwards, Chad Johnson, TJ Houshmandzadeh,

DeLawrence Grant, Ladarius Jackson, Jacoby Ellsbury, Tyler Graham, Cole Gillespie

Head Strength and Conditioning Coach for Baseball, Softball and Men's and Women's Golf. Designed and

implemented all aspects of the sport specific

conditioning, Strength, Power, Linear Speed, Multi- directional Speed, Energy system development,

Regeneration, Post injury reconditioning.

Played integral part in student athlete recruitment for football, baseball, softball, basketball and golf.

Designed and implemented summer pre-season men’s and women's basketball strength and conditioning

program.

Designed and presented at OSU sport camps for

football, baseball, basketball, and softball.

References

Jon Fagg