D1 Appoints 30-Year Training Veteran Jeff Fish As Senior Director of Coaching | D1 Daily
D1 Training continues to bolster its business and training model with the recent hire of Jeff Fish as Senior Director of Coaching.
Fish brings over 30 years of experience working as a performance director and strength and conditioning coach with both professional teams, including the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Kansas City Chiefs, Oakland Raiders, Atlanta Falcons, Seattle Seahawks, and Phoenix Suns, and collegiate teams, including Clemson, Missouri and UNLV.
Fish also has worked 15 NFL Scouting Combines and won a Super Bowl ring during his time in the NFL.
Prior to his new role with D1 Training, Fish also worked in the private fitness sector as an owner, general manager, and head strength and speed coach.
“Having been familiar with D1 since 2020, I’m very excited to be stepping into this new role,” said Fish. “From working with college athletes to professional teams, I’ve gained an immense understanding for building training, recovery, and nutrition plans that work for each athlete. I understand that each athlete has unique needs and goals, and every experience needs to be tailored to them. My goal is to continue to redefine the bounds of athletic development for every athlete that walks through our doors.”
Alongside fellow Senior Director of Coaching Clif Marshall, Fish will ensure that D1 is providing a top tier experience to all athletes at every location.
“Bringing Jeff onto the team takes our leadership bench to the next level,” said Will Bartholomew, Founder and CEO of D1 Training. “His innate knowledge for sports training is invaluable as we continue to grow our footprint as a brand. From our youth athletes to our seasoned professionals, we are committed to providing unmatched training to further athletic development, and we are confident Jeff will set a consistent standard across all facilities.”
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