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06.28.09

Marcela Miramontes came in 3rd at the Puerto Vallarta ITU Panamerican Cup

Buffalo Springs Lake 70.3 Triathlon:
Carla Moreno 4th.
Cliff Adlerz came in 2nd in his age group.
Karen Burks came in 4th in her age group

Fiorella d'Croz came 12th in her first Ironman at IM France

Zach Britton won his age group at the Philadelphia Triathlon, placing 5th overall amateur.


06.17.09

Claudio Monsalve came 2nd and Carlos Quintana Morales came in 4th at the San Jose Triathlon. Ruby Murillo came in 7th in the Pro Am race at the same San Jose Triathlon!

06.17.09

Jorge Arias 16th at 2009 Ferrol ITU Triathlon European and American Cup and Iberoamerican Championships

06.15.09

Mirinda Carfrae wins Eagleman 70.3!

06.07.09

Mirinda Carfrae wins the Rev 3 Triathlon!

John Freddy Garcia won the Antioquia Stage at the tour of colombia and his team also won the team trial pursuit.

05.31.09

Sam Warriner came in 7th at the Dextro ITU world championship race in Madrid , Spain

05.24.09

Hayley Peirsol came in 2nd at the Austin ITU continental Cup

Ruby Murillo came in 8th at the Austin ITU continental cup

Karen burks won the overall Masters title at the capital of texas triathlon in Austin!

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Siri is a Great Coach

In 2006, Mary Beth Ellis was coming off a running career topped by a 2:41 time in the Philadelphia Marathon. She signed on with Lindley as her coach to start triathlon and competed in just three age group races before turning pro. After a 2007 season laid the groundwork, Ellis made huge inroads in 2008, winning the Lake Stevens 70.3 and placing high at several Olympic distance events. At Clearwater, Ellis emerged from the swim fourth in a tight pack of five in 23:31, had the fastest bike split in 2:13:18 and closed with the second fastest run in 1:23:19. Her 4:04:07 second place finish earned her $9,000 and also broke Mirinda Carfrae's 2007 course record and is the second fastest women's time in 70.3 history. Just as she guided a 35-year-old Susan Williams to bronze at the 2004 Olympics and Mirinda Carfrae to the Ironman 70.3 world title last year, Lindley helped the 31-year-old Ellis to a World Championship silver in just her second year as a pro.

...Timothy Carlson, Slowtwitch.com 11/2008

Siri Lindley...

Known for her devestating run splits, two-time World champion, Siri Lindley, dominated the ITU World rankings for two years in 2001 and 2002. Winning the World Cup series, both years, by being the #1 ranked triathlete in the world! Having achieved all of her goals in professional triathlon competition, Siri started coaching in 2003. Her experience and talents in the sport of triathlon have shone through, with tremendous results, at all distances, on both the elite and age group level.

Siri has coached her athletes to Olympic Medals (Susan Williams, Bronze, Athens), Olympic qualifications (Susan Williams, Fiorella D'croz, Jill Savege and Lauren Groves (CAN), World Championship Crowns (Mirinda Carfrae 2007, 70.3), World Championship Medals ( Mary beth Ellis 2008 70.3 World Championship), National Championships ( Ruby Murillo and Jorge Arias, Colombia 2009, Courtney Bennigson 2004), World Cup Wins (Jill Savege, Sam Warriner), and World #1 Titles (Sam Warriner, NZL: 2008). She has coached her age group athletes to national championships, world championship selection, Ironman World Championship selection, and 70.3 world championship selection.

Siri coaches her athletes not just to win, but to consistently be at the TOP! You come to Siri with a dream, she will ensure that you achieve it!


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