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ERIC MUNSON              FRONT OFFICE

                            Assistant Certified Athletic Trainer
                               Eric  Munson,  39,  joined  the  Angels  Major  League  Athletic  Training
                           Staff  in  2017  as  an  assistant  athletic  trainer.    He  spent  seven  seasons
                           with the Angels' affiliates and served as the Minor League Rehabilitation
                           Coordinator for five years prior to joining the big league club.
                             Munson served as the head athletic trainer in Double-A Arkansas (2008-
            10), Single-A Rancho Cucamonga (2007), Single-A Cedar Rapids (2005-06, 2011) and has served
            as the Angels  Minor League Rehab Coordinator based in Tempe (2012-16).  Prior to joining the
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            Angels organization, he worked as the head athletic trainer and strength & conditioning coach
            for the Cedar Rapids Roughriders for the 2004-05 season as part of the United States Hockey
            League.
              A native of Kenmare, ND, Munson, received his Bachelor of Science degree in Athletic Training
            from North Dakota State University in 2004.  Eric, his wife, Leslie, and daughter, Nora, reside in
            Avondale, AZ.
                            YOICHI TERADA

                           Massage Therapist
                              Yoichi (yo-EACH-ee) Terada (ter-AH-duh) enters his ninth season with
                           the Halos in 2019.  In his role, Terada works daily with players and staff
                           using touch to manipulate the soft tissues of the body.  In 2016, Terada
                           was selected to work on the A.L. training staff for the All-Star Game at
                           Petco Park in San Diego.
              With  massage  therapy,  he  relieves  pain,  assists  in  rehabilitation  of  injuries,  improves
            circulation and aids in the general wellness of players.  Additionally, he assists with English
            translation during Japanese media interviews with the Angels.
              Terada  joined  the  Club  in  2011  as  a  Japanese  interpreter/personal  massage  therapist  for
            pitcher Hisanori Takahashi.  In 2013, he was named as the team’s massage therapist.
              Born and raised in Shizuoka, Japan, Terada graduated from Fresno State University with a
            degree in sports medicine.  Yoichi and wife, Maki, have three children and reside in Fountain
            Valley.

                            WILL LENZNER

                           Mental Conditioning Coach
                               Will  Lenzner  enters  his  second  campaign  as  the  Angels  Mental
                           Conditioning  Coach.    Before  joining  the  Halos,  he  served  in  the  same
                           capacity with the New York Mets for two seasons (2016-17).  A native of
                           Washington, D.C. Lenzner broke into the big leagues in 2015 as the Seattle
                           Mariners Mental Skills Coach in their player development department.
                  In  2014,  Lenzner  worked  as  a  consultant  with  the  U.S.  Army  as  a  Mental  Performance
            Specialist.  Additionally, he was a performance consultant for American Top Team Mixed Martial
            Arts from 2012-14.
              Lenzner, 41, started his professional career as Director of Mental Conditioning for the Evert
            Tennis Academy from 2011-12.  He received his B.A. in Psychology from Pitzer College (Los
            Angeles, CA) and a master’s in Sports Psychology from John F. Kennedy University (Pleasant Hill,
            CA).  Lenzner currently makes his home in Leucadia, CA.


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