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RESUME OF: WAYNE THOMAS ARMBRUST
EDUCATION: The Ohio State University,
Columbus, Ohio - Ph.D. 1975 Theoretical High Energy Physics. Prof. K.
Tanaka, advisor.
Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio - M.S.
1967 Physics B.S. 1965 Physics. Honors graduate. Lettered in
track and wrestling.
TRACK & FIELD
COMPETITIVE
EXPERIENCE:
Sept. 1970 The Ohio Track
Club, Columbus, Ohio. Ran the Sprints, Relays and 800 m - 880 yd. Team won
several AAU
to June 1977 Ohio
Association titles. Won several Ohio Association Championships in 4X110
yd. and 4X440 yd. relays.
April 1966 Millcreek-Erie Track Club,
Erie, Pennsylvania. Ran 880, Sprints and Relays.
Second in Allegheny Mountain AAU
880, 1969.
to June 1970
Sept. 1961 Case Institute of Technology,
Cleveland, OH. Competed in Pole Vault,
440, Mile Relay and Cross Country. Letterman.
to June 1965
April 1958 Columbiana High School,
Columbiana, OH. Competed in Long Jump, 100, 220, 440, Relays and Cross Country. Letterman.
to June 1961
April 1956 Columbiana Junior High School,
Columbiana, OH. Competed in High Jump, Long
Jump, 100, 220 and Relays.
to June 1957
TRACK & FIELD
COACHING
EXPERIENCE:
November 1991 Columbia, Missouri. Coaching
selected international, national and emerging elite
athletes, including Steve Albert,
to present
bronze medalist in the
1994 U. S Olympic Festival Shot Put and a
competitor in the 1992 and 1996 Olympic Trials,
finalist in the 1996, 97, 98, and 99 indoor championships and 1998 and
99
outdoor championships, and Gayle Johnson,
a
competitor in the 1994 U. S. Olympic Festival in the 10,000 meter race
walk. (At 45, Gayle is believed to be the
oldest female Athletics participant in the history of the
Festival)
April 1971 The Ohio Track Club,
Columbus, Ohio. Coach and Director. Athletes coached include Dick Bruggeman, 1972 AAU Champion
to November 1991
in the 400 meter hurdles and member of the 1972 Olympic
Team, ranked fifth in the world in 1972; Tom Byers, second
(first American) in the 1974 AAU Championships at 1500 meters and
an internationalist in 1974 and a finalist in the 1976
Olympic Trials, ranked fifth in the U.S. in 1974; Kevin Akins, TAC Outdoor National
Champion 1982 in the shot put,
TAC
Indoor National Champion 1983, TAC Outdoor runner up 1983, member
U.S. Team, World Championships, Helsinki, 1983, ranked
fifth in the world in 1982 and sixth in the world in 1983; Jim
Reardon, a competitor in the 1982 and 1983 Olympic
Sports Festivals and 1984 Olympic Trials and now a sports
psychologist working with USAT&F; Gary Hunter, finalist in
the 1983 TAC pole vault and a competitor in the 1984 Olympic
Trials; Frances Calcut, finalist
in the 1984 Olympic
Trials in the Women's High Jump and ranked ninth in the U.S. in
1984; Bruce Ewen, finalist in the
1988 Olympic Trials
in
the hammer throw; Kelly Reed, a finalist in the 1989 TAC indoor
55 meter dash; and Ricky Vaughn, a competitor in
the 1990 and 1991 U. S. Olympic Festivals in the hammer.
Sept. 1969 The Ohio State University,
Columbus, Ohio. Volunteer Assistant Coach. Athletes coached include Ray Hupp,
1971 NCAA
to June 1975 Champion in the decathlon, the present
OSU pole vault record holder, and the
OSU javelin record holder with the old
and March 1991 javelin.
to November 1991
Feb. 1967 Columbiana High School,
Columbiana Ohio. Volunteer Assistant Coach. Athletes coached include third place winner, Class
to Sept. 1969 A 100 yards, 1969.
Sept. 1965 Case Western Reserve
University, Cleveland, Ohio. Volunteer Assistant Coach.
to Feb. 1967
PROFESSIONAL USATF Certified Coach, Level III Certified in Throws; Level II Certified in Sprint/Hurdles and Endurance groups.
DESIGNATION: USATF Coaching
Education Lead Instructor.
COACHING Ohio TAC Association Elite
Coach of the Year, 1991.
HONORS:
PUBLICATIONS: "The Dynamics of Sprinting,"
Track & Field Quarterly Review, Fall 1978; “Energy Conservation
in Pole Vaulting,” Track
Technique #125, Fall 1993; "Understanding Non-Uniform Forces
in the Throws With Implications for Training," Track Coach # 168,
Summer 2004.
CLINIC LECTURES: "Energy Conservation in Pole Vaulting,"
Ohio TAC Mini-Convention, February, 1991; "Racewalk Training," Ohio TAC
LDR
Committee Clinic, March, 1991. “Racewalk Learn by Doing,” Missouri
Valley
Association Clinic, June, 1994 & 1995
OFFICIATING: USATF
Certified Official, Master Level (including racewalk judging).
OFFICES HELD Missouri
Valley Association Racewalk Chairman, Jan. 1994 to present.
TRACK & FIELD
BUSINESS
ACTIVITIES:
Jan. 1976 Owner of Computomarx™,
formerly of Columbus, Ohio, now located in Columbia, Missouri. Track and Field
to present consultants specializing in
facility design and layout using the exclusive Computomarx™ program to
generate
calculations and color scale drawings for track markings.
Instrumental in the adoption by the National Federation of
State High School Associations (NFSHSA) and the National
Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) of the International
Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) Color Code for Track
Markings. Developer of the Computoscore™ cross
country scoring program, the Computorace™ road race management
program, and the Computomeet™ track meet management
program. Web Page: http://www.Computomarx.com
PROFESSIONAL Member since 1982, U.S. Tennis Court
and Track Builders Association.
ORGANIZATION:
OTHER
EMPLOYMENT
EXPERIENCE:
April 1985 Operations Analysis,
Inc., Columbus, Ohio. President and one of the founders of the company. Principal author
to Nov. 1991
of numerous proposals to the U.S. Army, U.S. Navy, and the State
of Ohio. Efforts resulted in the winning of a
subcontract from General Research Corporation to work on an
important U.S. Air Force program. Due to cutbacks in DoD
funding, this contract was not funded and the company was not
profitable.
March 1987 The Ohio State University,
College of Mathematical & Physical Sciences, Department of Physics, Columbus,
Ohio.
to June 1990 Lecturer, teaching undergraduate
physics courses. Course coordinator of Physical Sciences 180,
supervising other
instructors and responsible for course development. Took over
responsibility for course from retiring professor and
updated course material. Course includes such topics as energy,
environmental issues, nuclear power, and national
defense.
May 1979 Rockwell
International-North American Aircraft Operations and Missile Systems
Division, Columbus, Ohio. Position:
to April 1985 Member of Technical Staff IV,
Operations Analysis, specializing in computer modeling and simulation
involving system
design, performance and utilization. Author of the Counter Air
Tactics Evaluation Model (CATEM) used in numerous
studies by NAAO in addition to other large scale packages. Wrote
technical papers and conducted briefings. Provided
technical support to other division personnel. Nature of work
required knowledge in depth over a broad spectrum of
topics.
Dec. 1976 The Ohio Department of
Energy, Columbus, Ohio. Position: Researcher III. Duties:
Administration of department
research
to May 1979 contacts. Development of computerized mathematical models for in-house
department research on subjects such as
building energy usage and conservation. Evaluation of proposals
submitted to department from contractors. Provided
technical support to other department personnel. Interacted with
the public to
explain department activities and goals.
Sept. 1969 The Ohio State University,
Department of Physics, Columbus, Ohio. Positions: Lecturer, Graduate Teaching Associate.
to June 1976 Duties: Teaching
undergraduate physics and research in high energy physics.
PUBLICATION: "A Cluster Model Satisfying
Limited Charge Exchange" Phys. Rev. D14 (1976)
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