Amanda Moran

Amanda has over 30 years of experience in executive sports and fitness administration in both education and health and wellness environments. Amanda was a Division I athlete in three different sports, Winthrop University for basketball, University of Georgia for track and Florida State University for softball.

Amanda graduated from University of Louisville with a Bachelor’s Degree in Physical Education- Health Promotion and went on to get her Master of Arts in Teaching, with a Specialist Degree in Educational Leadership. Her passion for fitness and health/wellness education has enabled her to travel the globe to share her vision of healthy mind/healthy life with many individuals and cultures.

At the beginning of her volleyball coaching career, Amanda coached high school at South Oldham High School in Prospect, Kentucky, where her teams reached the sweet 16 and Elite 8 in the state. In her second year as a head coach, Amanda coached her team to the first of many regional titles and Sweet Sixteen state volleyball appearances. a first in the school’s history. After leaving Kentucky, Amanda was Head Volleyball Coach and Asst. Men’s Basketball coach at Division II Wilmington University in New Castle, Delaware from 2001-2004. Under her direction, the women’s volleyball team was one of the most successful teams in school history, winning 3 consecutive conference titles and going 32-0 in straight undefeated conference games. This program won the Region X Title and earned the school’s first and only NAIA National Tournament appearance in San Diego, California in 2004, was ranked 20th nationally, and garnered Amanda the CACC Coach of the Year award. After leaving Wilmington University ,Amanda headed up the women’s volleyball program at Division I Lehigh University from 2004- 2007.

After coaching volleyball for 15 years, with 8 of those years on the collegiate level, Amanda moved to Dubai, UAE to work with the Ministry of Police, Military and Ministry of Education for Al Shaheen Corporation as Curriculum Development Specialist in Life Skills, ROTC and Police education. Upon returning to the United States, Amanda joined the University of Georgia Police Department, where she was employed before an injury sidelined her career. She is also an International Federation of Bodybuilding Professional figure competitor and competes professionally in figure competitions and has won many national titles. Amanda lives in Fenton, and enjoys all sports, reading and any outdoor activity.