Sports Medicine Strength and Conditioning Coaches

Ben works as Strength and Conditioning coach where he helps with hands on strength training and rehabilitation, lab services as well as performance and fitness profiling. He is an accredited member of the UK Strength and Conditioning Association, as well as qualifying with a BSc in Sport Science and Health from DCU and a MSc in Strength and Conditioning from St. Mary’s University, Twickenham.

Ben has worked with elite, professional and amateur athletes from a wide range of team and individual sports which has helped him develop a deep-rooted philosophy that puts health and injury prevention before performance.

Ciarán works as a Strength & Conditioning coach delivering the Fitness, Health and Rehab Lab services. He is accredited with the UK Strength and Conditioning Association and an accredited professional member of the Sport Ireland Institute in High-Performance Sports Strength and Conditioning. Ciarán has provided strength and conditioning to Paralympic athletes since 2005 preparing athletes for European, World and Paralympic games and has also worked with elite and professional athletes from sports such as cricket, boxing, cycling and GAA.

Ciarán holds a Master’s degree in Exercise Physiology from Trinity College Dublin and a BSc Health, fitness and leisure studies. Ciarán has also lectured up to MSc level and is a lead and co-author in research articles on Isometric testing and GAA.

Tommy Mooney is a senior strength & conditioning coach who has worked in the Sports Surgery Clinic since 2018. Tommy is a UKSCA accredited coach and has an MSc in strength & conditioning from St Mary’s University in Twickenham. He has published 2 scientific research papers on elite underage Gaelic football. Tommy has worked with elite and professional athletes from 15 different sports, including GAA, Hurling, MMA, Soccer, Rugby, Athletics, Olympic Weightlifting, Tennis and AFL.

Outside of the clinic Tommy has been involved with Dublin GAA for the last 8 years, coaching U16s up to the senior football team, currently he oversees the athletic development of the Dublin U20 football team.

Neil is Head of Lab services and research at UPMC SSC where he has worked clinically delivering rehab and testing for 10 years. He has a PhD in the role of strength and power in rehabilitation and performance alongside his MSc in Strength and conditioning and BSc in Sports Science and physiology. 

He is accredited through the UK Strength and Conditioning Association and has a vast array of experience coaching across multiple field and court sports.

Dr. Colin Griffin is a rehabilitation specialist and a PhD-level expert in foot and ankle rehabilitation. He is keenly interested in calf and Achilles tendon injuries and lower-limb running injuries.Colin initially obtained a BA degree at the University of Limerick and a degree in Strength and Conditioning with Setanta College before achieving an MSc in Coaching and Exercise Science at University College Dublin. Colin recently completed his PhD in Achilles tendon injury rehabilitation and lower limb biomechanics at the University of Côte d’Azur in France under the supervision of Prof. JB Morin, who is renowned in the field of running biomechanics.

He is an accredited strength and conditioning coach with the UK Strength and Conditioning Association (UKSCA) and Sport Ireland Institute. He is also a certified Level 3 Endurance Coach with Athletics Ireland.Before joining the Sports Surgery Clinic in 2014, Colin enjoyed a 15-year career in elite sport as an international athlete representing Ireland at all levels, including the European and World Championships and the 2008 and 2012 Olympic Games in the 50km walk.

Since retiring from elite sport, Colin enjoys running, where he remains competitive at national level in senior and masters grades and has a marathon best time of 2.23.00.Colin combines his rich experiences as an athlete, his clinical experience gained over the last 9 years, and his research work to maximise his delivery of rehabilitation to patients. He also provides strength and conditioning support to some of Ireland’s leading athletes.

Ben works as Strength and Conditioning coach where he helps with hands on strength training and rehabilitation, lab services as well as performance and fitness profiling. He is an accredited member of the UK Strength and Conditioning Association, as well as qualifying with a BSc in Sport Science and Health from DCU and a MSc in Strength and Conditioning from St. Mary’s University, Twickenham.

Ben has worked with elite, professional and amateur athletes from a wide range of team and individual sports which has helped him develop a deep-rooted philosophy that puts health and injury prevention before performance.

Ciarán works as a Strength & Conditioning coach delivering the Fitness, Health and Rehab Lab services. He is accredited with the UK Strength and Conditioning Association and an accredited professional member of the Sport Ireland Institute in High-Performance Sports Strength and Conditioning. Ciarán has provided strength and conditioning to Paralympic athletes since 2005 preparing athletes for European, World and Paralympic games and has also worked with elite and professional athletes from sports such as cricket, boxing, cycling and GAA.

Ciarán holds a Master’s degree in Exercise Physiology from Trinity College Dublin and a BSc Health, fitness and leisure studies. Ciarán has also lectured up to MSc level and is a lead and co-author in research articles on Isometric testing and GAA.

Tommy Mooney is a senior strength & conditioning coach who has worked in the Sports Surgery Clinic since 2018. Tommy is a UKSCA accredited coach and has an MSc in strength & conditioning from St Mary’s University in Twickenham. He has published 2 scientific research papers on elite underage Gaelic football. Tommy has worked with elite and professional athletes from 15 different sports, including GAA, Hurling, MMA, Soccer, Rugby, Athletics, Olympic Weightlifting, Tennis and AFL.

Outside of the clinic Tommy has been involved with Dublin GAA for the last 8 years, coaching U16s up to the senior football team, currently he oversees the athletic development of the Dublin U20 football team.

Neil is Head of Lab services and research at UPMC SSC where he has worked clinically delivering rehab and testing for 10 years. He has a PhD in the role of strength and power in rehabilitation and performance alongside his MSc in Strength and conditioning and BSc in Sports Science and physiology. 

He is accredited through the UK Strength and Conditioning Association and has a vast array of experience coaching across multiple field and court sports.

Dr. Colin Griffin is a rehabilitation specialist and a PhD-level expert in foot and ankle rehabilitation. He is keenly interested in calf and Achilles tendon injuries and lower-limb running injuries.Colin initially obtained a BA degree at the University of Limerick and a degree in Strength and Conditioning with Setanta College before achieving an MSc in Coaching and Exercise Science at University College Dublin. Colin recently completed his PhD in Achilles tendon injury rehabilitation and lower limb biomechanics at the University of Côte d’Azur in France under the supervision of Prof. JB Morin, who is renowned in the field of running biomechanics.

He is an accredited strength and conditioning coach with the UK Strength and Conditioning Association (UKSCA) and Sport Ireland Institute. He is also a certified Level 3 Endurance Coach with Athletics Ireland.Before joining the Sports Surgery Clinic in 2014, Colin enjoyed a 15-year career in elite sport as an international athlete representing Ireland at all levels, including the European and World Championships and the 2008 and 2012 Olympic Games in the 50km walk.

Since retiring from elite sport, Colin enjoys running, where he remains competitive at national level in senior and masters grades and has a marathon best time of 2.23.00.Colin combines his rich experiences as an athlete, his clinical experience gained over the last 9 years, and his research work to maximise his delivery of rehabilitation to patients. He also provides strength and conditioning support to some of Ireland’s leading athletes.

Ben works as Strength and Conditioning coach where he helps with hands on strength training and rehabilitation, lab services as well as performance and fitness profiling. He is an accredited member of the UK Strength and Conditioning Association, as well as qualifying with a BSc in Sport Science and Health from DCU and a MSc in Strength and Conditioning from St. Mary’s University, Twickenham.

Ben has worked with elite, professional and amateur athletes from a wide range of team and individual sports which has helped him develop a deep-rooted philosophy that puts health and injury prevention before performance.

Ciarán works as a Strength & Conditioning coach delivering the Fitness, Health and Rehab Lab services. He is accredited with the UK Strength and Conditioning Association and an accredited professional member of the Sport Ireland Institute in High-Performance Sports Strength and Conditioning. Ciarán has provided strength and conditioning to Paralympic athletes since 2005 preparing athletes for European, World and Paralympic games and has also worked with elite and professional athletes from sports such as cricket, boxing, cycling and GAA.

Ciarán holds a Master’s degree in Exercise Physiology from Trinity College Dublin and a BSc Health, fitness and leisure studies. Ciarán has also lectured up to MSc level and is a lead and co-author in research articles on Isometric testing and GAA.

Tommy Mooney is a senior strength & conditioning coach who has worked in the Sports Surgery Clinic since 2018. Tommy is a UKSCA accredited coach and has an MSc in strength & conditioning from St Mary’s University in Twickenham. He has published 2 scientific research papers on elite underage Gaelic football. Tommy has worked with elite and professional athletes from 15 different sports, including GAA, Hurling, MMA, Soccer, Rugby, Athletics, Olympic Weightlifting, Tennis and AFL.

Outside of the clinic Tommy has been involved with Dublin GAA for the last 8 years, coaching U16s up to the senior football team, currently he oversees the athletic development of the Dublin U20 football team.

Neil is Head of Lab services and research at UPMC SSC where he has worked clinically delivering rehab and testing for 10 years. He has a PhD in the role of strength and power in rehabilitation and performance alongside his MSc in Strength and conditioning and BSc in Sports Science and physiology. 

He is accredited through the UK Strength and Conditioning Association and has a vast array of experience coaching across multiple field and court sports.

Dr. Colin Griffin is a rehabilitation specialist and a PhD-level expert in foot and ankle rehabilitation. He is keenly interested in calf and Achilles tendon injuries and lower-limb running injuries.Colin initially obtained a BA degree at the University of Limerick and a degree in Strength and Conditioning with Setanta College before achieving an MSc in Coaching and Exercise Science at University College Dublin. Colin recently completed his PhD in Achilles tendon injury rehabilitation and lower limb biomechanics at the University of Côte d’Azur in France under the supervision of Prof. JB Morin, who is renowned in the field of running biomechanics.

He is an accredited strength and conditioning coach with the UK Strength and Conditioning Association (UKSCA) and Sport Ireland Institute. He is also a certified Level 3 Endurance Coach with Athletics Ireland.Before joining the Sports Surgery Clinic in 2014, Colin enjoyed a 15-year career in elite sport as an international athlete representing Ireland at all levels, including the European and World Championships and the 2008 and 2012 Olympic Games in the 50km walk.

Since retiring from elite sport, Colin enjoys running, where he remains competitive at national level in senior and masters grades and has a marathon best time of 2.23.00.Colin combines his rich experiences as an athlete, his clinical experience gained over the last 9 years, and his research work to maximise his delivery of rehabilitation to patients. He also provides strength and conditioning support to some of Ireland’s leading athletes.