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Dimitris Kyteas

b. 1954

Greek athletics competitor

Athletics competitor Track and field coachPole vaulter
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Born 1954. Dimitris Kyteas is a Greek athletics competitor, track and field coach and pole vaulter.

Dimitrios Kyteas (, born 21 November 1954) is a retired Physical Education Professor and active Federal Coach. For many years he was Greece National and Balkan Champion in Pole Vault. He participated in European Championships, International Meetings and in Montreal Olympic Games as athlete and in London and Rio de Janeiro as coach.

He attended the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens and became a Physical Education Professor. He is a Federal Coach of the Greek National Team in Pole Vault, working with athletes of various ages.

He is the first Junior in the Balkans clearing 5.00 m. and his personal best is 5.32m. Dimitirios Kyteas became an Olympian.

Athletic career Dimitrios Kyteas was an athlete in Panathinaikos Athletic Club.

He is the first Junior in the Balkans clearing 5.00 m. and his personal best is 5.32m since 1975. Dimitirios Kyteas became an Olympian with his participation in Montreal Olympic Games in 1976. His achievements are:

National Youth Record (4.12m. – 1970) National and Balkan U-18 Record (4.92m. – 1972) National and Balkan U-18 Record (5.00m. – 1973) 1st place in National Games (4 times – 1976, 1980, 1981, 1982) 5th place in U-18 European Championships (Duisburg – 1973) 1st place in U-18 Balkan Games (Bucharest – 1973) 1st place in Balkan Games (Bucharest – 1975) 1st place in Balkan Games (Yugoslavia – 1976) 7th place in European Championships (Munich – 1976) Participation in Olympic Games (Montreal – 1976) 2nd place in Universiade (Turin – 1978) 1st place in Balkan Games (Bucharest – 1982) 3rd place in Balkan Games (Ankara – 1977) 3rd place in Balkan Games (Athens – 1979) 3rd place in Balkan Games (Sarajevo – 1981) 3rd place in Balkan Games (Izmir – 1983) Participation in Universiade (Sofia – 1977 /10th), (Mexico – 1979 /10th), (Bucharest – 1981 /9th) Participation in Mediterranean Games (Split – 1979 /4th), (Casablanca – 1983).

Coaching His best achievement and characteristic success was when his athlete Konstantinos Filippidis won the Gold Medal in World Indoor Championship in Ergo Arena 2014.

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Greek athletics competitor

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Dimitris Kyteas was born on 21 November 1954 in Athens.

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Dimitris Kyteas is an athletics competitor, track and field coach and pole vaulter.

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