Year of incorporation at the SC Dava Academy

2014

Technical Training

I gave up everything in my country, Hungary and I started a totally new life moving to Miami back in 2011. I found myself in a new culture, new city, new apartment, I had to learn the language and find friends… only one thing remained the same, my connection to sport, and the unstoppable passion for creating. I founded Athletic Club Miami in 2013, and I was managing it simultaneously with my sport carrier. I retired from track & field in 2016, and from that moment I turned all of my focus to indite the most exceptional sport program in Miami.

EDUCATION:

• Semmelweis University, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport sciences, Budapest (2002-2007)
  Faculty: Master of Teacher of Physical Education

• Semmelweis University, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport sciences, Budapest (2003-2006)
  Faculty: Athletics coach

• Pogány Frigyes Technical College of Building Industry and Bilingual Grammar School (1996-2002)
  Faculty: Technician of Structural Architecture

COACH’S ALUMNI:

Speed and Conditional Coach at Vasas Academy 2006 – 2008
Adam Nagy, Hungarian National Team (Euro 2016) Bologna, Italian Serie A player
David Bobal, Hungarian Youth National Teams (U15-U19) Budapest Honved, Hungarian Premier League
Gergely Bobal, Hungarian Youth National Teams (U15-U19) Budapest Honved, Hungarian Premier League
Gergo Szanto, Hungarian Youth National Teams (U15) Budaors SC, Hungarian Div. II.

ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS:

Youth achievements

• Soccer High School District and Regional Champion 2000, Pogany Frigyes Technical School

• Soccer High School National Championship 4th Place, 2000, Pogany Frigyes Technical School

Collegiate Achievements

• 2004 College National Track & Field Championship 200m, 4x100m – 1st place

• 2004 College National Track & Field Championship, 100m – 3rd place

• 2005 College National Track & Field Championship 200m – 1st place

• 2009 Summer Universiade, University World Championship, Belgrade (Serbia) 200m

National achievements

• 2006 Hungarian National Track & Field Championships, Men’s 200 m – Silver

• 2007 Hungarian National Track & Field Championships, Men’s 4x100m – Gold

• 2008 Hungarian National Track & Field Championships, Men’s 200 m – Gold

• 2009 Hungarian National Track & Field Championships, Men’s 4x100m – Gold

• 2009 Hungarian National Track & Field Championships, Men’s 200 m – Silver

• 2010 Hungarian National Track & Field Championships, Men’s 200 m – Gold

• 2010 Div. I. Spanish National Club Championship, 1st Place, L’Hospitalet Atletismo, Campeonato de España, RFEA Primera Division

• 2011 Hungarian Athletics Championships Men’s 200 m – Silver

   

  International Achievements, represented Hungary:

  • 2008 European Cup (athletics) First League, Istanbul (Turkey) 4x100m, 200 m 4th Place

  • 2009 European Team Championships First League, Bergen (Norway) 4x100m, 200m

  • 2009 Summer Universiade, Belgrade (Serbia) 200m

  • 2010 European Team Championships First League, Budapest (Hungary) 200 m[2]

  • 2010 European Athletics Championships – Men’s 4 x 400 metres relay Barcelona (Spain) 4x400m

  • 2011 European Team Championships First League, Izmir (Turkey) 4x100m, 200m

  • 2014 European Team Championships First League, Tallin (Estonia) 200m, 4x400m

  • 2015 European Team Championships Second League, Stara Zagora, (Bulgaria) 400m, 4x400m

  • 2016 European Athletics Championships Amsterdam 2016, (Netherlands) 200m

  Gabor Pasztor references

  1. “Atlétika: Pásztor Gábor 21 másodperc alatt 200 méteren” [Athletics: Gabor Pasztor 21 seconds in 200 meters]. Nemzeti Sport (in Hungarian). 2008-06-16.

  2. “Atlétika, Budapest-bajnokság: Pásztor Gábor 21 másodperc alatt” [Athletics Championships in Budapest: Gabor Pasztor 21 seconds]. Sport Hirado (in Hungarian). June 15, 2008.

  3. “Profile of Gábor PÁSZTOR”. All-Athletics.com. Retrieved 2013-03-15.

  4. “2008 Beijing Summer Olympics | Gabor PASZTOR Profile & Bio, Photos & Videos”. NBC Olympics. Retrieved 2013-03-15.

  5. “Magyar bajnokok atletikaban, ferfi rovidtav” [Hungarian champions in athletics, men’s sprint] (in Hungarian). Kerszoft.hu. Retrieved 2013-03-15.

  6. “6th Ponce Grand Prix Ponce, 12/05/2012” (PDF). Retrieved 2013-03-15.

  7. “Pásztor Gábor 17 éve nem látott időt futott 200 méteren”.

  8. “Pásztor Gábor 200 m 20,62 mp 2016.04.01. Daytone Beach”.

  9. “Index – Sport – Majdnem megfutotta a riói szintidőt Pásztor”.

  10. “Biscayne Times – Good Sports“

  11. 24.hu

  12. Fradi.hu

  13. Startlap.hu

  14. Fradi.hu-egyeni_csuccsal_az_elen

  15. Atletisme Català EL CAMPIÓ HONGARÉS DE 200 METRES LLISOS, GÁBOR PÁSZTOR, IMPORTANT REFORÇ DE L’EQUIP MASCULÍ D’ISS – L’Hospitalet

  16. VoyageMIA – Meet Gabor Pasztor of Athletic Club Miami