Job TitleStrength & Conditioning Coach
Joined Ravens2008
Years with Ravens0 years
Years In NFL19 years
Years Coaching29 years
CollegeGlenville State
High SchoolNotre Dame (WV)
Birthdate9/27/1953
HometownClarksburg, West Virginia
Bob Rogucki (pronounced row-GUS-key) joined the Baltimore Ravens’ coaching staff as their strength and conditioning coach on February 12, 2008. Rogucki is a 29-year coaching veteran, who has spent 19 years as a strength and conditioning coach in the NFL.
Rogucki spent the last 2 seasons as the assistant strength and conditioning coach for the Philadelphia Eagles (2006-07). Prior to joining the Eagles, Rogucki spent a year (2005) as the director of fitness at Sports & Field, one of the premier athletic performance training facilities, based in Wesley Chapel, FL.
In 2004, Rogucki served as the assistant strength coach for the Jacksonville Jaguars. The 1-year stint followed a 14-year stay in Arizona as the Cardinals’ strength and conditioning coach (1990-2003). During his tenure, Rogucki enhanced the team’s training room to include a wide variety of equipment and implemented a strength and conditioning program that trains the entire body. His philosophy is to direct a training regimen specific to the game of football involving training protocols that build both muscular strength and endurance.
He arrived in Arizona, his 1st NFL coaching appointment, after spending 7 years (1983-89) at West Point as Army’s strength and conditioning coach. At Army, Rogucki managed the strength and conditioning program as well as the speed development programs for all varsity sports, under stringent guidelines mandated by service academy regulations.
He began his collegiate coaching career as an assistant at Penn State in 1981 and then moved on to another 1-year stay, this time as Weber State’s strength coach (1982), before joining Army’s squad in 1983.
Rogucki coached high school football, basketball and baseball in Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia for 6 years until he entered the NCAA ranks at Penn State.
Bob earned a bachelor’s degree in health, physical education and safety from Glenville State in 1975. Born 9/27/53, he attended Notre Dame (Clarksburg, WV) HS. Bob and his wife, Mary, have 2 children, Charlie and Katie, and a grandson, Eli Robert.
