My name is Joey Jacinto, and I am the Director of Strength and Conditioning for All4Strength and a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) through the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA).

I have spent more than 20 years in strength and conditioning and education, working across private training and public school settings. Along the way, I saw a consistent and troubling pattern: the highest-quality training was often only accessible to those who could afford it. That realization pushed me to shift my career toward public education and pursue a Master’s degree in Teaching, so I could help build structured, sustainable strength and conditioning programs inside high schools.

Today, I serve as a health teacher and strength coach at Franklin High School in Portland, Oregon, where I focus on developing student-athletes, supporting fellow educators, and implementing research-based training systems that prioritize safety, long-term development, and equity.

My work centers on three core beliefs:

• Every student deserves access to high-quality strength and conditioning

• Strong programs build strong people, not just strong athletes

• Opportunity in athletics should be earned through effort, not purchased

As a Latino and the son of an immigrant, I bring a personal understanding of how access, representation, and opportunity shape outcomes. I am committed to creating inclusive weight room environments where all students feel seen, supported, and challenged.

Through All4Strength, my goal is simple: ensure that no student is denied the opportunity to train, grow, and thrive because of financial or systemic barriers.