Lyndie Kelley (RSCC, CSCS*D, NSCA-CPT, FMS-C, USA-W L1) returned to the University for 2014-15 to be the Coordinator of Strength & Conditioning, and was promoted to Director in the summer of 2023.
She is a Registered Strength & Conditioning Coach with her years of experience at the collegiate level, as well as a Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist and Certified Personal Trainer through the National Strength & Conditioning Association (NSCA). She is certified in both Level 1 & Level 2 of the Functional Movement Screen, and Level 1 by USA Weightlifting. Kelley earned a master's degree in applied nutrition at UNE in 2023.
She also serves the NSCAÂ as the State Director for Maine.
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June 2020 Spotlight on Kelley...
Kelley also spent her first three years back in Biddeford as an assistant coach with the UNE women's basketball program.
Prior to her current strength and conditioning role, Kelley was a member of the staff at Orthopedic Associates Performance Center/Parisi Speed School. She has worked with a wide variety of athletes ranging from children to professionals, but specializes in athletic performance enhancement and injury prevention for competitive athletes.
A 2011 graduate of UNE, Kelley (formerly Libby) earned a bachelor's degree in applied exercise science. She was a four-year member (2007-11) of the Nor'easters' women's basketball program under current head coach,
Anthony Ewing, and has the third-highest single-season three-point percentage in school history (.440) from during her rookie campaign. Kelley was a contributor in UNE's 2009-10 conference title, and was a captain of the 2010-11 squad that claimed the ECAC New England Championship.
The Buxton, Maine native and resident has her her husband, Chris, and sons JJ, CJ, and PJ.
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