Khadevis Robinson

Coaching career

Robinson started his coaching career by coaching at Louisville High School (Woodland Hills, California). Robinson also coached open and professional athletes starting in 2006. In 2010 Robinson became the Head Cross Country and Distance coach for UNLV (University of Nevada, Las Vegas). Robinson then became the Head Women's Cross Country/Distance coach for Ohio State University. Robinson guided the Buckeyes to some top finishes and some school records. After only one year, Robinson was offered an opportunity to coach at one of the premier track and field programs in the nation, LSU (Louisiana State University). He subsequently left LSU in summer of 2017 to return to Ohio State University as both the men's and women's distance track and cross country coach.

In July 2022, Robinson was hired at TCU as its Director of Track and Field. He also is the primary coach for the middle distance events at TCU.

Personal

Robinson co-founded the YTRC ( Youth Track and Running Club) in Santa Monica, which is a 501 c3 non profit organization serving youth in Santa Monica, Malibu, and Beverly Hills. Robinson was also awarded the Doherty Fellowship to do research. Robinson is also an active member of Athletes for Hope. Robinson was past president of the TFAA (Track and Field Athletes Association). Robinson is an active member of Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity.

DVD "Explore Your Core" (2009)