Amandji Goito enters his second season as an assistant track and field coach at Bowie State. He works with the sprinters and hurdlers for both the Bowie State men and women.
Prior to his coaching start, Goito began running track and field in 2012 at Prince George Community College. His goal was to run fast enough to receive an athletic scholarship to a four-year university. After years of hard work, in 2015, he earned a track and field scholarship to Bowie State University, where he received his Bachelor’s degree in English Language and Literature.
Due to injury, Goito's collegiate career ended but during that time is where he became of student of the sport and found a new love for sprint events and the idea of a track and field specialty training camp came to Goito towards the end of his track career. Goito obtained his USATF Level 1 certification and both strength and conditioning and sprints, hurdles, and relays certifications through the United States Track & Field and Cross Country Association (USTFCCCA).
Through experience as a TRiO Upward Bound tutor and PGCPS English Language Arts Teacher; Goito has determined that creating an atmosphere that uses: mentorship, proper sprint training, and restoration will lead to command of the biomotor abilities and dedication to self-improvement.
