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Colorado Springs, CO
Name: Amro ElGeziry
Hometown (City, State): COLORADO SPRINGS, CO
Current Residence (City, State): COLORADO SPRINGS, CO
Birthdate: 11/29/1986 Birthplace (City, State): CAIRO- EGYPT
Height: 6’1” Weight: 173 IBS
Current Coach: OMAR ELGEZIRY
Hobbies: HIKING, WATHCING MOVIES, PALYING WITH MY DOGS
Family Members Who Have Competed or Are Competing in Amateur or Professional Athletics (include Name, Relation, Sport, Team Name, Years, Top Accomplishments and Country if not USA)
Isabella Isaksen: Wife, Modern Pen, 2012-present, 2016 Olympian.
Omar ElGeziry: Brother, Modern Pen, 2001-2016, 2016 Olympian.
Emad ElGeziry: Brother, Modern Pen, 1997-2007, 2000 Olympian.
Something Unique Others May Not Know About You:
My wife and my 2 brothers are Olympians in the same sport.
Favorite Foods:
Pizza, Chocolate
Favorite Athlete: My Wife (Isabella Isaksen)
Favorite Movie: Gladiator
Favorite Music: Pop, Country, and classic rock
Favorite Country Visited for Competition: Italy
MAJOR PENTATHLON COMPETITION RESULTS
Sergeant Amro ElGeziry is the current U.S. Pentathlon National Champion and a member of the U.S. Army World Class Athlete Program (WCAP) living in Colorado Springs, CO. Amro has finished in the top 10 numerous times in UIPM World Cup competitions.
Amro is married to 2016 Olympian Isabella Isaksen who also competes in Pentathlon and will be on the 2019 Lima Pan Am Team with her husband. Amro has competed in the 2008, 20012; 2016 Olympic Games.
Amro’s brother Emad competed in the 200 Olympic Games in Pentathlon. His brother Omar is a coach for Team USA at the Lima Pan Am Games and he is also an Olympian having competed in 2016.
updated: 7/13/19
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