Texas Tech University Athletics
Football
Aaron Hall
- Title:
- Senior Associate Strength & Conditioning Coach
Aaron Hall is in his fifth season on the Texas Tech coaching staff where he serves as the senior associate strength and conditioning coach.
Hall has been a key figure on Lance Barilow’s strength staff since joining the Red Raiders, helping build a program through offseason conditioning that has played in four-consecutive bowl games and claimed the 2025 Big 12 Conference title. Hall was promoted to his current title with the strength staff prior to the 2024 season.
This is Hall’s third stint working alongside Barilow as the two were on the same staff together at both LSU and Kansas prior to their hire at Texas Tech. Hall was a strength and conditioning intern on the LSU staff in the spring of 2018 and later rejoined Barilow again in 2020 as an assistant strength and conditioning coach at fellow Big 12 member Kansas. He spent the 2021 season at Marshall, assisting with both football and track and field, prior to his hire at Texas Tech prior to winter workouts in January 2022.
In between his stints at LSU and Kansas, Hall earned his first full-time position as an assistant strength coach at New Mexico State from 2018-19, working with its track and field, swimming, baseball and football programs. He moved to football exclusively that next fall as an assistant strength and conditioning coach on the Wyoming football staff for the 2019 season.
Hall began his professional career as an intern at Ohio State in 2015 where he assisted with the strength and conditioning training of many of the Buckeyes’ Olympic sports. He accepted a graduate assistant role at UTEP from there, assisting with the Miners’ football, track, volleyball and rifle programs.
Hall attended Youngstown State University where he earned his bachelor’s degree in exercise science in 2015. He later added a master’s in leadership studies from UTEP in 2017.
Hall and his wife, Hanna, welcomed their first child, a daughter Hunter, on New Year’s Day in 2025.
Hall has been a key figure on Lance Barilow’s strength staff since joining the Red Raiders, helping build a program through offseason conditioning that has played in four-consecutive bowl games and claimed the 2025 Big 12 Conference title. Hall was promoted to his current title with the strength staff prior to the 2024 season.
This is Hall’s third stint working alongside Barilow as the two were on the same staff together at both LSU and Kansas prior to their hire at Texas Tech. Hall was a strength and conditioning intern on the LSU staff in the spring of 2018 and later rejoined Barilow again in 2020 as an assistant strength and conditioning coach at fellow Big 12 member Kansas. He spent the 2021 season at Marshall, assisting with both football and track and field, prior to his hire at Texas Tech prior to winter workouts in January 2022.
In between his stints at LSU and Kansas, Hall earned his first full-time position as an assistant strength coach at New Mexico State from 2018-19, working with its track and field, swimming, baseball and football programs. He moved to football exclusively that next fall as an assistant strength and conditioning coach on the Wyoming football staff for the 2019 season.
Hall began his professional career as an intern at Ohio State in 2015 where he assisted with the strength and conditioning training of many of the Buckeyes’ Olympic sports. He accepted a graduate assistant role at UTEP from there, assisting with the Miners’ football, track, volleyball and rifle programs.
Hall attended Youngstown State University where he earned his bachelor’s degree in exercise science in 2015. He later added a master’s in leadership studies from UTEP in 2017.
Hall and his wife, Hanna, welcomed their first child, a daughter Hunter, on New Year’s Day in 2025.
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