Aaron Uzzell is a strength and conditioning coach with 29 years of experience in the field of strength and conditioning. He is SCCC certified through the CSCCa and is recognized as a MSCC, master strength and conditioning coach. He started his career at Texas Tech University working there from 1996-2016. He left Tech and had his own facility where he trained professional athletes during their off-season along with local athletes, collegiate and high school. From 2019 to 2025 he worked at Frenship Highschool where he built out their strength and conditioning department for all their sports. Recently he returned to Texas Tech as the Assistant AD Director of Strength and Conditioning. He has trained over 2500+ athletes during his career, ranging from golf, tennis, soccer, basketball, volleyball, baseball, softball and football. There have been several of his athletes play in the NFL, CFL, NBA, MLB, PGA, European Basketball League, and European Volleyball League. He has produced several All-America recipients, 2-time Biletnikoff Award recipient, Sammy Baugh Trophy recipient, Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award recipient, and Heisman Trophy candidates. He has had 3 quarterbacks throw for over 5000+ yards in a single season. One did it 2 years in a row. The teams he trained at Texas Tech under Coach Leach set numerous NCAA records. He is a big proponent of the evolving world of strength and conditioning with the implementation of VBT, GPS wearables and testing protocols within his programs in order to increase athletic performance for the athlete. He is a 1997 graduate of Texas Tech University with a degree in Exercise Sports Science.
