From Basement Weights to Texas A&M: Coach Tommy Moffitt’s 38-Year Strength Journey

Episode Summary
In this episode of The Moffitt Method Podcast, host Joe Ryan flips the script and puts Coach Tommy Moffitt in the hot seat. For the first time on his own show, Coach Moff tells his full story—from lifting in his parents’ basement in the 1970s to high school strength coach at John Curtis, to Tennessee during the Peyton Manning era, to Miami, 22 years at LSU, launching The Moffitt Method, and now leading the strength & conditioning program at Texas A&M.
They dig into how the profession has evolved, why the meat and potatoes still matter more than trends, how to train in the transfer-portal era, and how technology like GPS and VBT can support (not replace) great coaching. They close with some fun rapid-fire questions—superpowers in the weight room, desert-island equipment, and favorite war-movie classics that shaped his mindset.
If you’re a strength coach, sport coach, or just love football and physical preparation, this is a masterclass in longevity, consistency, and culture. In This Episode, You’ll Learn:

- How a junior high football coach and a basement weight room sparked a 38+ year coaching career
- What Coach Moffitt learned at John Curtis, Tennessee, Miami, and LSU—and how those stops shaped his philosophy
- Why he started The Moffitt Method and how it helps programs without a full-time strength coach
- How the transfer portal and NIL have changed athlete development
- Why his training methods haven’t radically changed in decades—and why that’s a good thing
- How Texas A&M’s morning practice / afternoon lift schedule improves academics, recovery, and quality of life
- How GPS, force plates, and VBT fit into a “barbell-first” philosophy
- Why he categorizes athletes as skinny, force-deficient, or speed-deficient—and trains them differently
- How better fueling and sports science are helping the Aggies stay healthier and heavier in-season
- Coach Moffitt’s favorite movies, books, and the one piece of equipment he’d bring to a deserted island
Time-Stamped Outline
00:00 – Intro & Welcome Joe Ryan opens the show, introduces Coach Tommy Moffitt, and sets the stage for finally telling his story on the podcast named after him.
01:00 – Basement Beginnings & Early Influences

- Lifting in his parents’ basement with his brothers
- Early junior high and high school training
- Playing at Tennessee Tech and meeting strength coach Jack Williamson, who showed him strength & conditioning could be a career

03:20 – First Job at John Curtis Christian School

- Moving to New Orleans sight unseen
- Six years as full-time strength coach (no teaching classes)
- Training every sport plus coaching O-line, wrestling, and track
- Learning under legendary head coach J.T. Curtis and being part of a powerhouse program

06:30 – Breaking Into College: Tennessee, Miami & LSU

- Connections with Philip Fulmer, Randy Sanders, and John Stuckey
- Joining Tennessee during the Peyton Manning years
- Meeting Larry Coker and moving to Miami as head strength coach
- Getting the cold call from Nick Saban and landing at LSU, where he spent 22 years and won a national championship

12:30 – Getting Let Go, Resetting, and Creating The Moffitt Method

- Being fired at LSU and taking time away from college football
- Constantly helping coaches over phone/email and seeing a need for remote programming
- How a conversation with Matt Bruce turned into The Moffitt Method partnership
- The mission: helping high schools and coaches without strength coaches run safe, high-level training

16:20 – Back to College: Joining Texas A&M

- Former assistant Jeremy Jacobs tipping him off to the A&M opportunity
- Driving from Baton Rouge to College Station to interview with Coach Mike Elko
- Getting the job and transitioning back into the college grind

18:00 – What’s Changed the Most: Transfer Portal & Schedule

- Why the transfer portal is the biggest change since his LSU days
- Less time to develop athletes who might only stay a year
- The shift to early-morning practices and midday lifting, and how that helps:
- Academic schedules
- Player recovery
- Coach quality of life

23:00 – Programming Philosophy: Old-School Principles, New-School Tools

- “The only way to get stronger is to lift heavy weights; the only way to get faster is to run fast.”
- Why he avoids wholesale philosophical changes and instead makes micro-adjustments
- Using decades of data from LSU and now Texas A&M to evaluate training without chasing fads

27:00 – Culture vs. Fads & the Value of Old Books

- Why culture—not “secret exercises”—wins
- Guarding against copycat Twitter workouts
- Re-reading classic texts from the 70s and 80s instead of chasing whatever’s trending online

30:20 – Balancing Tactical vs. Physical Preparation

- How more practice & year-round “ball” can actually hurt development
- The 2020 LSU example: practicing before even starting off-season training after the national title
- Making sure technical/tactical work doesn’t crush physical progress

33:20 – Fueling, Food, and Holding Weight In-Season

- Mandatory breakfast and lunch, conditional mandatory dinner based on target weight
- Full-time nutrition support and steak/chicken/fish quality meals
- How portal athletes from resource-poor programs react to A&M’s fueling setup
- Why better fueling has been a game-changer for in-season bodyweight and performance

36:20 – Squats, VBT & Perch: Heavy but Smart

- Viral squat clips: 675–705 lb squats with impressive bar speeds
- Using velocity stops instead of true max-outs
- How tech like Perch, force plates, and VBT help keep athletes safe and motivated
- Letting guys “push” when they’re rolling but with smart guardrails

40:15 – Hearing the Bar: Coaching Feel in a Tech World

- The lost art of hearing and seeing the bar moving
- Why good coaches can hear a great clean or a risky lift without a screen

43:10 – Life in the Transfer Portal Era

- Why he stopped relying heavily on previous-school opinions of portal players
- How many portal kids treat it like a second chance to “do it right”
- Managing the salary cap, expectations, and development windows with limited time

48:00 – No Fluff: Only What Moves the Needle

- Categorizing athletes into three buckets:
- Too skinny (need everything)
- Force-deficient
- Speed-deficient
- Adjusting sets/reps and volume based on the bucket
- The rule: if it doesn’t make them bigger, stronger, faster, or leaner, they don’t do it

53:00 – Sports Science, Data, and Collaboration

- Using GPS, force plates, Nord boards, 1080 Sprint, and more
- The “force plate combine” and building detailed athlete profiles
- Tight integration between strength staff, athletic training, PT, and sports science
- NFL-style approach to rehab and why they’ve had so few injuries

1:07:00 – Staff, Roles & How the Job Has Evolved

- From doing everything at LSU to now focusing on planning and implementation
- Multiple assistants, a dedicated PT for football, and better support staff
- Why that structure could let him coach another 10 years (even if he jokes no one would put up with him that long)

1:11:20 – Rapid-Fire: Superpowers, Movies, Books & Desert-Island Gear

- Superpower in the weight room: mind-reading, a.k.a. “The Mythbuster”
- Favorite movies: Band of Brothers, Fury, Shawshank Redemption
- Recommended reading: classic Soviet weightlifting texts and the Bible
- Desert island equipment: a kettlebell—for training and survival

1:15:30 – Closing Thoughts & Where to Find The Moffitt Method

- Joe thanks Coach Moffitt for his time and impact
- Reminder that the Moffitt Method exists to support coaches and athletes at every level
- Follow The Moffitt Method on X, Facebook, and Instagram to stay plugged into future episodes and resources
About Coach Tommy Moffitt
Tommy Moffitt is one of the most respected strength & conditioning coaches in football, with nearly four decades of experience across John Curtis, Tennessee, Miami, LSU, and now Texas A&M. A three-time national champion at LSU, he’s known for combining old-school barbell training with modern sports science and technology, while never losing sight of what matters most: developing tougher, healthier, faster athletes and better human beings. About The Moffitt Method
The Moffitt Method provides remote strength & conditioning solutions for schools and team

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Takeaways

• Jared Myatt's journey began as a timid kid who found strength coaching through a mentor.
• Family support is crucial for success in coaching careers.
• Coaching at different levels provides unique insights and experiences.
• Emotional intelligence is key to understanding and motivating athletes.
• Consistency in coaching philosophy leads to better results.
• Successes and failures shape a coach's approach and philosophy.
• Future trends in strength and conditioning include integrating sports science and technology.
• Personal growth is essential for effective coaching and mentorship.
• Cooking and family time are important passions outside of coaching.
• Building relationships with athletes fosters trust and motivation.

Summary

In this conversation, Jared Myatt shares his journey from a timid kid to a successful strength coach, emphasizing the importance of emotional intelligence, consistency, and mentorship in coaching. He discusses the unique experiences gained from coaching at various levels, the significance of family support, and his passion for cooking as a way to connect with athletes. Myatt also reflects on the future of strength and conditioning, highlighting the integration of sports science and technology while maintaining the core values of coaching.

Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background
01:58 Jared Myatt's Journey to Coaching
05:53 The Importance of Family Support
07:57 The Long Journey of a Strength Coach
10:08 The Impact of Coaching on Young Lives
13:54 Emotional Intelligence in Coaching
17:47 Consistency in Coaching Approach
21:57 Equipment Trends in Strength Training
27:46 The Future of Strength and Conditioning
31:47 Leveraging AI for Social Media Engagement
32:30 Transforming Athletes: The Power of Simplicity
34:05 Consistency Over Complexity in Training
35:54 Adjusting Training Based on Athlete Needs
39:08 Balancing Coaching and Personal Life
40:31 The Importance of Cooking in Coaching
42:41 Building Trust Through Shared Meals
43:56 Mentorship and Its Impact on Young Athletes
48:35 The Role of Servant Leadership in Coaching
49:42 Celebrating Triumphs in Coaching
53:55 The Coach's Bible: A Source of Inspiration
56:27 Pre-Game Rituals: The Power of Music
57:32 Essential Equipment for Survival and Training



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Simple, Savage, and Authentic: Building Better Athletes with Coach Malorie Henderlong (Auburn University)

Episode Summary
In this episode, host Joe Ryan sits down with Coach Malorie Henderlong, the strength and conditioning coach for Auburn University Women’s Soccer. From her early start as a college soccer player to her rapid rise through programs at TCU, Baylor, UNC, and now Auburn, Coach Henderlong shares her journey, her coaching philosophy, and what it means to train athletes holistically—both on and off the field.
She opens up about finding authenticity in a male-dominated field, keeping training “simple but savage,” and how faith, relationships, and purpose have shaped her career and coaching style. This one is packed with real talk, passion, and wisdom for coaches, athletes, and anyone in performance development.

Key Topics Covered


🏆 The Journey to Auburn

• From a small NAIA soccer program to elite Division I athletics
• How internships at TCU and UNC led to her dream position at Auburn
• Building confidence and credibility as a young coach in the industry

⚽ Training Philosophy: Simple, Savage, Effective

• The “Mount Rushmore” of performance training: Sprint, Jump, Squat, Hinge, Push, Pull
• Why front squats come before back squats
• The importance of the posterior chain and why every athlete needs RDLs
• Using sprint work as both a physical and mental development tool

🧠 Coaching the Whole Athlete

• “I don’t coach weights—I coach people.”
• Balancing empathy and accountability: knowing when to push or nurture
• How understanding each athlete personally builds stronger programs and trust
• Helping players connect purpose, faith, and performance

📊 Sports Science and Modern Coaching

• Building a sports science department from scratch
• Using Catapult GPS data to guide training loads
• Teaching athletes to understand the “why” behind the metrics

💬 Women in Strength & Conditioning

• Overcoming the early pressure to “fit in” with the guys
• The importance of being authentic—“Wear the tennis skirt.”
• Advice for young women aspiring to enter the field

📖 Lessons, Faith & Culture

• Finding light and leadership through faith-based team culture
• Adapting to different regions and environments—from Indiana to Texas to Alabama
• Embracing vulnerability and authenticity as a coach

Coach Henderlong’s Favorite Quotes & Lessons

• “We’re going to do simple, savagely well.”
• “Human movement is human movement. My job is to teach athletes to move exceptionally well.”
• “Be where your feet are—go a mile deep and an inch wide.”
• “I don’t coach weights. I coach people.”
• “Just be yourself—the right people will let your light shine.”

Books & Resources Mentioned
📚 Grit by Angela Duckworth 📚 The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry by John Mark Comer 🎥 Dare to Dream – Documentary on the U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team Rapid-Fire Highlights

• Superpower Wish: The ability to feel athletes’ pain to better understand their injuries.
• Motivational Movie: Dare to Dream (U.S. Women’s Soccer documentary).
• Stranded on an Island Equipment: Kettlebell—versatile for training (and survival!).
• Go-To Saying: “Simple, savage, and done well.”

Connect with Coach Malorie Henderlong
📸 Instagram: @malorie_henderlong 💬 “I respond to every message—even the ones in requests!” Takeaway Message
At Auburn and beyond, Coach Henderlong’s mission is simple: build strong, resilient, faith-driven athletes who compete with purpose. Whether it’s sprinting, lifting, or leading, her message rings true—keep it simple, stay authentic, and do it savagely well. Would you like me to create a short social media caption and episode description (for Spotify/Apple Podcasts) to match this episode next?

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Building Champions in the Weight Room with Coach Chris Martin
Episode Summary: In this episode of The Moffitt Method Podcast, Joe Ryan sits down with Coach Chris Martin, LSU Baseball’s Strength and Conditioning Coach. Hired in August 2024, Martin has already helped guide the Tigers to a national championship, bringing his wealth of experience from the Houston Astros organization into the collegiate setting.
From his journey as a pitcher at Kent State to revamping LSU’s performance systems, Coach Martin shares his insights on player development, strength training, and building championship culture.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

• Coach Martin’s journey from Kent State pitcher to Houston Astros coordinator to LSU 🏆
• How he redesigned return-to-play protocols and throwing programs for post-surgical players 🔄
• Why he believes the bench press still has a place in baseball 🏋️‍♂️
• The importance of sprint frequency and intent in athlete development ⚡
• How strength coaches are often like bartenders — always present and always listening 🍻
• What high school athletes should know before stepping on a college campus 🎓
• Injury reduction vs. prevention — and why “plan in pencil” is his coaching motto ✏️
• Funny behind-the-scenes stories, including almost renting in LSU’s infamous Tigerland 🐯

Rapid Fire Highlights:

• Favorite movie: Stand By Me 🎬
• Favorite book growing up: Heart of a Champion 📖
• Stranded island equipment pick: A trampoline — because sometimes you just have to have fun 🤸‍♂️

About Coach Chris Martin:

• LSU Baseball Strength & Conditioning Coach (2024–present)
• Former Houston Astros Minor League Strength & Conditioning Coordinator
• Experience at Cressey Sports Performance
• Master’s in Exercise Physiology from Kent State
• Native of Mason, Ohio

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In this conversation, Brandon and Tommy discuss the process of dropping the lab coat and transitioning from academia to working with coaches. They delve into the administration of cognitive tests and the precision required in measuring milliseconds. They explore the interaction between cognition and other aspects of performance, such as speed and strength. They also discuss the effectiveness of training devices and the use of cognition data to improve performance on game day.

The guys exlpore the cognitive skills of athletes and how they can be evaluated and utilized in different positions and sports. It emphasizes the importance of understanding how athletes are wired and using that knowledge to maximize their performance. They also touch on the role of S2 in recruiting and the transfer portal, as well as the accessibility of S2 testing for individuals. Overall, the goal is to educate people about the brain's role in sports and reduce uncertainty in player evaluation and development. Tommy Moffitt and Brandon also discuss their experiences coaching young athletes and the challenges they faced, reflecting on their career goals and the fulfillment they find in helping athletes improve their performance.


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Truly a master in the field of strength and conditioning, Kevin Yoxall has produced many outstanding players for multiple successful collegiate football programs. Through stressing a combination of intensity, technique, efficiency, and safety, he prepared his charges to be on the cutting edge of athletic performance. During the Tuberville/Chizik era at Auburn University, his teams won 118 games (with perfect seasons in 2004 and 2010), appeared in eight consecutive bowls, and won a national championship in 2010. His intense training regimen won the respect and devotion of his players, many of whom became NFL draftees.

His recruitment in 1999 to join new Auburn head coach Tommy Tuberville with responsibility for all strength and conditioning programs led to the climactic phase of his career. In addition to two perfect seasons and a national championship, his teams registered five consecutive victories over the rival University of Alabama. Yoxall's players under Tuberville won five SEC Western Division titles and had the best conference record from 2000 to 2007 with a 47-17 (.734) mark. He coached 19 NFL draftees (including four 2005 first-round picks), and 34 members of All-SEC teams. Under Gene Chizik, Yoxall had the opportunity to train Heisman trophy-winner Cam Newton. By the time Yoxall left Auburn in 2013, strength and conditioning facilities had tripled in size with state-of-the-art equipment. Upon returning to Texas, he became head strength and conditioning coach for three years at Rice University as well as at several other institutions, including a final stint at Midland High School in Texas.

Intensity best describes Coach Yoxall's approach to training. He supervises a highly structured environment where he meticulously prepares every workout and individualizes every player's routine. He seeks to understand how athletes react to different situations by interpreting their body language as well as verbal cues. Although Yoxall's focus has mainly been football and male athletes, he applies the same programs and motivational tactics to both genders in other sports and makes no concessions with regard to exercises or intensity for women. For younger athletes, however, more emphasis is placed on proper technique and even higher intensity.

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Cody Stout is in his first season as an assistant director of strength and conditioning for the University of South Alabama football program.

Stout was at Colorado the last three years, where he served as an assistant strength and conditioning coach working primarily with the football program. After just missing qualifying for a bowl his first two seasons with the program, the Buffaloes posted a 4-2 mark — including going 3-1 in Pac 12 Conference play — in 2020 after receiving a bid to play in the Valero Alamo Bowl.

Stout came to CU from Southern Mississippi where he worked directly with the Golden Eagles’ baseball team while also serving as an assistant with the football program. He was in charge of the school’s graduate assistant career development program while at USM as well.

He has previous experience in the Sun Belt Conference, having served as assistant director of strength and conditioning at Arkansas State during the 2015 and ’16 seasons. While there — where he served under current Jaguar associate head coach/director of football athletic performance Matt Shadeed — Stout was part of a program that went 17-9 during that two-year stretch as the Red Wolves finished 9-4 his first year in Jonesboro before following up with an 8-5 mark that included going 7-1 in league play. A-State earned a 31-13 win over Central Florida in the Autonation Cure Bowl to close out his final season at the school.

A 2014 graduate of Indianapolis, where he played two years as a defensive lineman before earning his degree in exercise science, Stout received his masters a year later from Southern Mississippi after working as a graduate assistant with the baseball and football teams.

He began in the field as an athletic performance intern at Missouri during the 2013 season, and also has been on the staff at LSU

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Building relationships and collaboration between performance nutrition, sports medicine, strength and conditioning, and sports science is critical for the success of collegiate athletes.
Managing hydration is essential for optimal performance in hot environments, and strategies such as monitoring fluid intake and electrolyte balance are important.
Nutritional considerations for football players differ based on their position, training age, and developmental stage.
Managing weight and body composition requires a personalized approach and a focus on overall health and performance.
Mental health plays a significant role in an athlete's approach to nutrition and performance, and strategies should be implemented to alleviate pressure and promote a healthy mindset.

Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Career in Sports Nutrition
03:00 Certification in Strength and Conditioning
06:00 Building Relationships with Collegiate Football Players
11:00 Collaboration between Performance Nutrition, Sports Medicine, Strength and Conditioning, and Sports Science
17:00 Hydration Strategies for Practices and Competition
25:00 Managing Hydration Throughout the Week
28:00 Nutritional Considerations for Football Players
35:00 Managing Weight and Body Composition
38:00 Impact of Mental Health on Nutrition and Performance


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In today's episode, strength and conditioning coach Nick Garcia discusses his background and influences in strength and conditioning. He shares his philosophy on training and the challenges he faces as a high school coach. Garcia also talks about training a large number of athletes and the importance of mobility work. He explains how he organizes and implements training sessions and the benefits of velocity-based training. Finally, he discusses the influence of Dr. Bondarchuk's work and how it can be applied to field sports.

Nick Garcia discusses the importance of consistency and adaptation in training, as well as the benefits of periodization and training cycles. He also talks about the different training approaches for various track and field events and the importance of choosing the right implements. Additionally, he shares insights on weight room training for throwers, the use of film analysis, and the challenges of indoor track and field. Finally, he recommends books and offers advice for young coaches.

In this episode, Tommy Moffitt and Nick Garcia discuss the importance of developing relationships with mentors and the limitations of relying solely on internet and social media information. They emphasize the need to understand concepts through observation and application, rather than dismissing them based on surface-level information. The conversation also highlights the value of diving deeper into training principles and being open to new ideas. They stress the importance of considering the context in which training methods are applied, particularly in contact sports like football.

Timecodes:
00:00 Introduction and Background
03:05 Influences and Philosophy
06:16 Challenges of Being a High School Coach
08:19 Training a Large Number of Athletes
11:54 Training Young Athletes
13:28 Importance of Mobility Work
16:43 Organizing and Implementing Training Sessions
19:57 Benefits of Velocity-Based Training
25:28 Using Velocity-Based Training for Readiness
33:19 Influence of Dr. Bondarchuk's Work
38:36 Applying Dr. Bondarchuk's Work to Field Sports
39:16 Consistency and Adaptation
41:29 Training for Track and Field
46:45 Periodization and Training Cycles
49:56 Choosing Throwing Implements
52:30 Different Training Approaches for Different Events
57:09 Weight Room Training for Throwers
01:01:04 Using Film Analysis
01:05:37 Indoor Track and Field
01:07:44 Recommended Books
01:09:06 Advice for Young Coaches
01:15:31 Importance of Developing Relationships with Mentors
01:16:22 Understanding Concepts through Observation and Application
01:17:19 Diving Deeper into Training Principles
01:18:28 Consideration of Context in Training
01:19:45 Appreciation for Nick Garcia's Expertise
01:20:04 Takeaways and Conclusion

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In this episode, we explore the fascinating journey of Brad Minter, a sports performance professional currently serving as the Associate Director for Football at Boise State University. Originally from Birmingham, AL, Brad shares his deep-rooted love for football that began in his childhood. Playing multiple sports, he found his true passion on the football field.

Brad earned a full scholarship to play FCS football at Furman University in Greenville, SC. In 2017, he graduated with a degree in health science. Post-graduation, Brad embarked on his career journey. He interned at the University of South Carolina in the summer of 2017 and later secured another internship at LSU in Baton Rouge that fall.

In January 2019, Brad took on a graduate assistant position at Mercer University in Macon, GA, adding valuable experience to his repertoire. Assistant Director at Virginia Tech: Brad's journey led him to Blacksburg, VA, where he served as an Assistant Director for football at Virginia Tech for three seasons. Following his time at Virginia Tech, Brad moved to Lafayette, LA, for a season at the University of Louisiana, where he held the role of Associate Director for football. Brad is now making an impact in Boise, ID, as the Associate Director of Sports Performance for Football at Boise State University.


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