http://blog.azcardinals.com/2014/03/04/buddy-morris-added-as-strength-coach/
The Cardinals have hired Buddy Morris, who had just been hired at the University of Buffalo and who once worked with Bruce Arians when Arians was in Cleveland, to be their new strength and conditioning coach. He replaces John Lott, who was fired last week. Morris’ time in Cleveland was from 2002-05, and he also spent three stints as the strength and conditioning coach of the University of Pittsburgh. (Interestingly, the man who replaced Morris for the Browns? John Lott.)
Here's an article on him from Buffalo.
http://homebasebuffalo.com/blog/?p=245
Morris is considered one of the most influential strength coaches in history. One of his peers, Joe DeFranco, identified Morris as “the best strength coach no one knows,” in Tim Ferris’ book, The Four Hour Body. Muscle & Fitness Magazine named his gym one of the 10 toughest in America in 2009. More than 100 players he worked with at Pitt have made it to the NFL. Five are in the Hall of Fame. In his new book, “Goose,” undrafted free agent turned Super Bowl champion Tony Siragusa devotes four pages to his appreciation for Morris, whom he calls “the mad scientist of conditioning.”
The Cardinals have hired Buddy Morris, who had just been hired at the University of Buffalo and who once worked with Bruce Arians when Arians was in Cleveland, to be their new strength and conditioning coach. He replaces John Lott, who was fired last week. Morris’ time in Cleveland was from 2002-05, and he also spent three stints as the strength and conditioning coach of the University of Pittsburgh. (Interestingly, the man who replaced Morris for the Browns? John Lott.)
Here's an article on him from Buffalo.
http://homebasebuffalo.com/blog/?p=245
Morris is considered one of the most influential strength coaches in history. One of his peers, Joe DeFranco, identified Morris as “the best strength coach no one knows,” in Tim Ferris’ book, The Four Hour Body. Muscle & Fitness Magazine named his gym one of the 10 toughest in America in 2009. More than 100 players he worked with at Pitt have made it to the NFL. Five are in the Hall of Fame. In his new book, “Goose,” undrafted free agent turned Super Bowl champion Tony Siragusa devotes four pages to his appreciation for Morris, whom he calls “the mad scientist of conditioning.”
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