Background
McNair, Kevin Loftus was born on November 21, 1948 in Glasgow, Scotland. Son of John and Margaret (Loftus) McNair.
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Kevin Loftus McNair
Edit ProfileEducation
Bachelor, Stanford University, 1971. Master of Arts, Stanford University, 1972.
Career
Head track coach and assistant football coach various California high schools, 1970—1977. Head men and women's track coach Occidental College, Eagle Rock, California, instructor Kinesiology, sports theory and biomechanics. Head track and field coach University California-Irvine, from 1977.
Speed development consultant Los Angeles Rams, 1980—1981. Consultant Management Sports Marketing, Inc., Newport Beach, California, from 1981. Member United States Olympic Development Coaching Staff, 1984.
Writer, producer, announcer running and fitness program Station KOCM, Orange County, California, from 1982. Lecturer Event director Deacon Jones Celebrity Hall Fame Games, 1982. Director University California-Irvine Boys and Girls Track Camp, from 1980.
Achievements
Membership
Member of National Collegiate Athletic Association Coaches Association, Athletic Congress, Stanford University Block S Athletic Society (life).
Connections
Married Catherine Lambro, August 4, 1973. Children: Patricia, Michael.
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Religion
Roman Catholic
Awards
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Named East Bay (Northern California) Track Coach of Year, American Motors and local press, 1974, East Bay Football Coach of Year, 1977, Division Coach of Year, National Collegiate Athletic Association Division III Coaches Association, 1978, Pacific Athletic Association Track and Field Coach of Year, 1981. Recipient Track and Field Pace award, Stanford University, 1971, Occidental College National Collegiate Athletic Association (National Collegiate Athletic Association) Division III Cross Country National Champions, 1977, Track and Field National Champions, 1978, recipient Outstanding Achievement award, University California Sports Associates, 1982.Named East Bay (Northern California) Track Coach of Year, American Motors and local press, 1974, East Bay Football Coach of Year, 1977, Division Coach of Year, National Collegiate Athletic Association Division III Coaches Association, 1978, Pacific Athletic Association Track and Field Coach of Year, 1981. Recipient Track and Field Pace award, Stanford University, 1971, Occidental College National Collegiate Athletic Association (National Collegiate Athletic Association) Division III Cross Country National Champions, 1977, Track and Field National Champions, 1978, recipient Outstanding Achievement award, University California Sports Associates, 1982.