Living Inside the Boundaries
Boundaries can be seen from two different perspectives. They can be seen as restricting, confining, stifling, limiting and unfair, or they can be seen as a safe space to be able to freely operate. The boundaries created by the Return to Training 50/30/20/10 Conditioning and Testing Rule, and the F.I.T. Rule for Weight Training Activity were designed to create safe space for Strength and Conditioning Coaches to freely operate. This space allows for Strength Conditioning Coach to be who they are, while protecting the athlete, Strength and Conditioning Coach, Sport Coach, and University.
Dominic Moreno received his Bachelor's Degree from New Mexico State University in 2003. Received his Master's Degree from the University of the Incarnate Word in 2006, where he worked with women's soccer, swimming/diving, synchronized swimming, baseball and men's basketball. Worked at the University of Central Arkansas from 2006-2007 where he worked with women's basketball, men's/women's track and field/cross country, men's soccer, and baseball. Began working at NMSU in 2007 with the men's basketball team. In 2011 was hired to be the Associate Athletic Trainer/Head Football Athletic Trainer. In 2018 was hired as the Director of Sports Medicine/Assistant AD. Was appointed by the Governor of New Mexico to sit on the Brain Injury Advisory Council in 2016. He has been happily married to his wife Deanna for 11 years and they have 2 young gentlemen, Cillian 8 and Lincoln 5.
