Travis Smith outlines his path to head strength coach for Dodgers
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 10, 2026, 12:19 AM
Last updated Jun 10, 2026
Travis Smith, the head strength and conditioning coach for the Los Angeles Dodgers, shared insights into his career journey. Beginning as an intern with the Miami Marlins, he gradually ascended through roles in the Dodgers' minor league system before being promoted to his current position. Smith emphasized the importance of adaptability and hard work for aspiring trainers. He also highlighted how he has gained recognition and demand from players for his presence on the road during games. Smith's approach serves as a blueprint for those looking to break into professional baseball training roles.
- •Travis Smith started as an intern with the Miami Marlins.
- •He transitioned to the Dodgers' minor league affiliate before advancing.
- •Smith emphasizes the significance of hard work and adaptability.
- •Players requested Smith's presence at road games for specialized attention.
- •He provides guidance for aspiring trainers in professional baseball.
- 12:19 AMYahoo Sports — Want to Coach the Dodgers? Head Strength Coach Travis Smith Shares His Blueprint
"Ever wondered how to become a trainer for the Dodgers? Head Strength Coach Travis Smith shares his career journey and key advice for breaking into baseball.
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