Bio

Coach Robert Miranda is a Hornet through and through having begun with Fullerton College as a long snapper under Head Coach Tim Byrnes in 2009 and 2010.

After FC, Miranda earned a full ride scholarship to Morgan State University where he started in both the 2011 and 2012 seasons.

Miranda came back to Fullerton College and began his coaching career with the Hornets in 2014 working with the special teams until along with the defensive line. He soon took over as the strength & conditioning coordinator.

In 2015, he was expanded his role working as a strength & conditioning coach to include football, men's basketball, women's basketball, softball, men's soccer, men's volleyball and women's volleyball.

An opportunity to start up a pilot program with the US Army as a government contractor in 2019 was too good to pass up so Coach Miranda packed up and moved to Fort Knox, Kentucky for a year where he began a program at the Battalion level with the 19th Engineer BN. The project with an initial 60 coaches saved the army 55 million dollars in the first year. Miranda later transferred to start up a new but similar program at Fort Bliss, Texas at the brigade level with 2/1 ABCT (2nd Brigade, 1st Armored Division Combat Team) consisting of 4300 soldiers and overseeing 13 strength and conditioning coaches.

Coach Miranda moved back to California in 2022 working at CRS Sports and Fitness academy training elite youth athletes who are prepping for high school. He soon returned to Fullerton College in 2023 and is currently working with the football and men's soccer programs as the head strength and conditioning coach.