Elbert Pratt
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Elbert Pratt is a track and field coach. He currently resides in Monterrey, Mexico and serves as the Olympic Development Coach at the Tec de Monterrey and the President of the Pan American Pole Vault Association. Elbert Pratt also owns UniversalSport, a supplier of brand-name fitness equipment.
Accomplishments[]
President of Pan American Pole Vault Association, 2009–present
USA Track & Field, University Pole Vault Coach of the Year,[1] 2001
National Track & Field Coach - Mexico, 1992–2007
- Coached National Teams in more than 60 international meets
- Coached Mexican athletes to 26 National Records
National President of Collegiate Track and Field - Mexico, 1996–2002
All-American Decathlete at Brigham Young University
Coaching experience[]
Olympic Development Coach, Tec de Monterrey - Mexico 2006–present
- Four consecutive National Team Championships – Women (2007–2009)
- Four consecutive National Team Championships – Men (2007–2010)
Head Coach, - Mexico, 1993–2002
- Eight consecutive National Team Championships-Women (1995–2002)
- Eight consecutive National Team Championships-Men (1995–2002)
- Ten athletes in Olympic Games and World Championships[2]
National Olympic Coach - Saudi Arabia, 1979–1982
- Helped Saudi athletes break 17 national records in a three-year period
- Coached first medalists for Saudi Arabia in international competitions
- Assistant Track and Field Coach, Brigham Young University - Utah, 1976–1979
- Head Track Coach, University of Wyoming - Wyoming, 1976
Pratt organized, ran, and participated in many successful pole vault camps. He will be a featured coach 7–9 July 2011 in at UVU with his son Gary organized by
References[]
- ^ "Outstanding University Coach". Outstanding University Coach. Church News.
- ^ "New Mexico track and cross country clinic". New Mexico track and cross country clinic. DyeStatCal. Archived from the original on 29 September 2011. Retrieved 7 April 2011.
- Living people
- American expatriate sportspeople in Mexico
- American Latter Day Saints
- American track and field coaches