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Joe Maher is the Head Strength and Conditioning Coach for ice hockey as well as womens rowing at the University of Michigan, a position he has held since 2013. Maher is directly responsible for the design and implementation of the year-long training programs, testing procedures, monitoring, and progress of athlete development and coordination. Before joining the University of Michigan, Maher spent six years with Yale University as the Associate Head Strength and Conditioning Coach. Maher was also part of the coaching staff for the United States Hockey bronze medal winning team during the 2011 World Junior Championships, held in Buffalo, NY.
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