2025 COACHES & STAFF

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It was 1999 that an East Coast boy moved with his family to Tracy, CA and would eventually attend Tracy High and graduate in 2004. Vinny Pelillo has had a lifetime of sports and fitness, and his passion has taken him into jobs with In Shape Fitness, 24 Hour Fitness, and Nike, before settling in at Altamont Performance Lab.  Now he volunteers his time back on his old campus helping Bulldog Football players prepare for their upcoming season.

“It’s been a full circle ride for me,” said Pelillo. I can’t tell you how special it makes me feel to be back on campus and giving back to my alma mater.”

A relationship with Bulldog Football began at the fundraising dinner last August. “ I met Coach Pribble for the first time and we hit it off with the idea to have me lead a weight room program for the players and prepare them for the field of play.”

“I’m juiced about how this program has started with Vinny,” said Coach Pribble as he entered a very active weight room on Thursday afternoon. “He is now one of our volunteer coaches running this program four days a week all the way through summer. We got him some extra supplies he needed and he has taken off and run with improving the health and fitness of our student athletes.” 

“It’s nice to have a guy like Vinny with so much experience interacting with and teaching our players,” said Offensive Coordinator Justin Evans.

Pelillo, the Director of Strength and Conditioning at Altamont Performance Lab has a very clear objective on campus. “I want the athletes to understand how important fitness is to their development. It was not a point of emphasis when I was in high school. This program will help them win, achieve league and playoff goals, and help them succeed at the next level of play beyond high school. The things I can teach them during these four years of school can pay dividends throughout their life,” said Pelillo.

On Thursday the music and energy was flowing in the weight room and there was a well-organized workout plan. “I want to focus on the sets, reps, and weights, and let Coach Pribble handle the Xs and Os,” said Pelillo.