Hector Torres

1215-B S. Santa Fe Ave. Vista, Ca 92083 7604193526 torre120@cougars.csusm.edu

http://hectorsgym.weebly.com/

OBJECTIVE
To use my degree in Kinesiology with an emphasis in Applied Exercise to obtain a career as a strength
and conditioning coach.

EDUCATION
Bachelors of Science in Kinesiology
California State University San Marcos

May 2015

Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist

National Strength and Conditioning Association

December 2015

First Aid and CPR AED Certified

American Heart Association

September 2014

EXPERIENCE
Strength and Conditioning Coach for Womens Lacrosse
California State University San Marcos

Designs and develops a program for a collegiate level lacrosse team.

Provides sport specific training to improve agility, speed and strength.

Lead Trainer
The Camp Transformation Center

Jul. 2014- Jul. 2015

Assisted with implementation of strength and conditioning programs at Activ8 ranging from a wide variety of clientele
from professional NFL athletes to collegiate teams, and the average athlete.
Aided with daily operations and facility/equipment maintenance.
Setup and takedown of strength and conditioning facilities for workouts.
Involvement in an internship education program.

Martial Arts Instructor

Nippon Sports Center

Jul. 2015 - Current

Personal trainer and group classs trainer focusing on weight loss and health improvement.
Works with a wide variety of clientele many with chronic injuries or diseases.
Leads classes that that contain people new to exercise as well as more personalized classes with those that
are more experienced.

Strength and Conditioning Coach Intern

Activ8 Athleticism

Oct.2015 - Current

Jan. 2009- Current

Plan classes and tailor them to the skill level of the students ranging from youth to adults.
Teaching new techniques, practicing strikes on pads or heavy bags, sparring, meditation, stretching, conditioning and
discussing the history or philosophy of the art.
Handle administrative duties such as calling and enrolling prospective students, monthly billing, and maintaining
inventory of uniforms, belts and other training equipment and gear.
Mens Lacrosse President
Aug.2012-May 2015
California State University San Marcos
Oversee the organization of the Club in accordance with the MCLA and Campus Recreation.
Serves as chief executive officer of the mens lacrosse club, and oversees all aspects of the club including scheduling
of practice times, games, and team functions.
Official spokesperson of the organization representing the policies, views, and opinions of the organization with the
campus and community at large.
Expected to conduct himself in a respectable manner befitting his position and should lead by example in all his
activities and behaviors pertaining the club.
Delegate any duties deemed necessary for the efficient operation of the team to officers and/or Club members,
communicates with Treasurer to oversee income and expenses, operates off a $75,000 budget.