Dany Baki
- Assistant/Head Swim COach
- San Antonio, Texas, USA
Personal Summary
With an Undergraduate degree in Kinesiology, as well as a current pursuit to my master's degree at the University of Texas at San Antonio, and multiple other certifications that make me knowledgeable about strength and conditioning and swimming, I believe my skills and background will make me an excellent fit for a position as Assistant Coach of the Men's/Woman's Swim Program at any Institution.
I have been pursuing kinesiology and coaching for the past 7 years. I have been a personal trainer, a group class instructor, a Nutritional supplement wholesale rep, and am currently performing a Strength and Conditioning internship for the UTSA Football program, and plan to continue this internship until June. I believe I can bring knowledge, energy, and production to all teams I would be coaching, and would be focused on making the athletes the strongest and fastest version of themselves that they can be.
I have 10+ years of swimming and diving experience as a competitive swimmer, and have a passion for not only athletics, but creating an environment where the athletes can give 100 percent effort and creating the most optimal opportunity for success for their respective sports.
I believe I am ready for this next step in my Coaching journey. My knowledge and expertise in athletics and training make me a great candidate for this position. I would love the opportunity for an interview and dive further into discussion on my experience and why I am a good fit for the program. If you have any questions, please contact me by phone at 210-999-9224, or email me at baki.dany1998@outlook.com.
Work Experience
As an intern for the UTSA Strength and conditioning program, I was given the opportunity to not only work alongside and learn from the head coaches of their respective sports, but I also had to the opportunity to...
-coach division one level athletes and help overcome physical obstacles
-have an in depth look at how Division one facilities function
-ensure cleanliness of the facility
-learn different methods of coaching/ learn to apply these new methods
-motivate the athletes
-create an energetic and competitive environment day in and day out.
Right after my undergrad, I was a personal trainer for golds gym, where i worked myself all the way up to top 10 in the company, as well as building up a clientele of over 20 clients.
While coaching for this company, I learned different coaching techniques for different individuals, how to accommodate an injury, how to pivot from any inconvenience in the workout, and how to create a competitive but controlled environment for my clients.