Al Miller
Member of the Board of Directors

Al Miller, a member of the inaugural USA Strength and Conditioning 2003 Hall of Fame class, enters his 20th season as a coach in the NFL and his eighth as strength and conditioning coach of the Falcons. In his role with the Falcons, Miller develops and implements the team's workout program which is tailored to the individual needs of each Falcons player. It is this attention and dedication that has been one of the biggest factors in helping limit the number of serious injuries Falcons players incur throughout the season. In a day and age in which superior conditioning is required year-round, Miller has developed an off-season program which enables Falcons players to be at their best from the first day of camp right through the end of the season. In his previous 19 years of coaching at the NFL level, which has also included stops with Denver (1985-92) and the New York Giants (1993-96), Miller's strength and conditioning programs have been crucial building blocks for the foundation of four Super Bowl teams, including one in Atlanta. Prior to his NFL ascent, Miller, 57, served as the strength coach for the University of Alabama under the legendary Paul "Bear" Bryant from 1982-85. He also worked in that same capacity at Mississippi State in 1980 and at Northeast Louisiana in 1981.