Wake Forest University Football
David Terrebonne

David Terrebonne

Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach

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Biography

David Terrebonne joined the Wake Forest Strength & Conditioning staff in Jan. 2025 following a successful tenure with Washington State in a similar role. Prior to joining the Washington State University staff, Terrebonne served as personal training counselor in Pasadena, Texas. He was also the director of sports performance for RedLine Athletics Webster, a speed and agility training center in Webster, Texas. Additionally, Terrebonne has completed strength and conditioning internships for Texas Tech football and La Porte High School. Terrebonne received his bachelor’s degree in health human performance (strength and conditioning) from Henderson State University, where he was a member of the football team. In 2019 he served as team captain, served as a member of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC), and was a representative for the university at the NCAA APPLE Conference, an annual three-day national training institute for student-athletes, athletics administrators and campus partners dedicated to substance abuse prevention and health promotion of college athletes.

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