Katie Guillory, CPSS, CSCS, RSCC*D

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Katie Guillory enters her fourth season with the LSU Strength & Conditioning staff as an Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach for beach volleyball and gymnastics after spending three years at the University of Illinois (2019-22) overseeing program design for several sports including softball, womens swimming and diving, and womens gymnastics. Prior to joining the Fighting Illini, Guillory was a strength & conditioning coach at Liberty University from January 2015 to February 2019. She initially started as a graduate assistant primarily working with cheerleading, softball, and assisting with mens golf. In July 2016 she was hired as a full-time assistant where she then directed the strength & conditioning programs for softball, mens and womens tennis, and later added womens swimming & diving in her final year. She also served as the head intern coordinator for the department and assisted with their developmental program. Prior to Liberty, Guillory served as a Sports Performance Coach at Traction C.S.E, a private sector sports performance facility, in Baton Rouge, where she trained and assisted an array of athletes at all ages and all levels. In addition to that, she also served as an Exercise Specialist in the Cardiology Department for Our Lady of the Lake Hospital in Baton Rouge. Guillory was as an intern at Traction in the summer of 2012 before she was hired full time in August 2013. Guillory returned to LSU during the summer of 2016 to do an internship with her mentor LSU strength coach Melissa Seal Moore while working primarily with softball, womens and mens basketball. Before the start of her professional career, Guillory served as a team captain for the LSU Tigers softball team leading the Tigers to a Womens College World Series in 2012.