Tyler Cook

Biography

Tyler Cook is an assistant strength coach for Olympic Sports at Texas Tech University. He began his strength and conditioning career in 2015 as an undergraduate intern in Exercise Sciences and was promoted to an assistant strength coach as he attained his Bachelor’s and pursued his Master’s, which he was awarded in 2017. He assisted in the implementation/programming for multiple teams including baseball, volleyball, track and field, and women’s soccer while ranking through the program. Cook became the head strength and conditioning coach of the Texas Tech softball program in 2019. He’s also an assistant for the Texas Tech baseball team, collecting accolades for three College World Series teams in 2016, 2018, and 2019, as well as three Big 12 Championship teams in 2016, 2017, and 2019. During his tenure at Texas Tech, Cook has had the opportunity to grow and learn from Master Strength Coaches, Tory Stephens and Katie Munger. Cook has earned his SCCC certification through the CSCCa.