Coach Siri Lindley
Olympic Triathlon Coach and Motivational Speaker
Siri's coaching resume makes her one of the world's best coaches.
She has an incredible knack for taking an athlete, and figuring out what makes them tick. Siri then formulates the perfect individualized plan, that allows each athlete to achieve excellence within themselves.
Siri, having been a 2x World Champion, and the World's Best Female Triathlete in 2001 and 2002, has incredible personal experience to bring to each athlete. Siri herself, went from being unable to swim at the age of 23, to becoming a World Champion...she knows what it takes to achieve a goal that to some may seem, IMPOSSIBLE!
If you are looking for a coach that will train you as an individual. Siri is the coach for you. She provides individualized plans, not generic blueprints. She will figure out exactly what you need, to be the very best that you can be, and to achieve your goals.
Siri will provide you with an experience that allows you to achieve all your dreams. This experience,focused on training you to achieve all your dreams, but at the same time, providing you with so much more. It becomes a life experience. Siri's program is not only one of the most effective in the world, but it is also, the most inspiring and fun!
Your experience with Siri will not only lead you to great success, but to a better understanding of yourself, and all your potential as an athlete. Inner confidence, personal empowerment, and great joy, are other benefits of Siri's World Class Coaching plan.
In addition to coaching, Siri focuses her professional interests on event commentary, motivational speaking and broadcasting.
Olympic Triathlon Coach:
In addition to online coaching, Siri's main job is coach of a squad of elite triathletes who live and train at specific camps around the world with Siri coaching them on a day to day basis. Siri has coached several athletes to elite and age group world championship team selection. She has also coached many athletes towards world cup wins, major national race wins, course records and national team selections.
2008 Accomplishments:
- Mary Beth Ellis - Silver Medal 70.3 World Championships
- Sam Warriner - Ranked #1 World. Winner of Huatulco World Cup
- Lauren Groves - Olympic Qualification
- Sarah Groff - Several top 5 performances in World Cup races. 2nd place Huatulco World Cup.
Finished season #4 in the world. - Karen Burks - USA Long Course World Championships team, USAT All American W40-44
- Mirinda Carfrae -Four major wins
2007 Accomplishments:
- Mirinda Carfrae - 70.3 World Champion
- Lauren Groves - Qualified for the 2008 Canadian Olympic Team
- Karen Burks - USA Long Course World Championships team, USA Short Course World Championships team
2006 Accomplishments:
- Lauren Groves (CANADA)
- Ranked #3 in the World
- Canadian National Champion
- 4th World Championships
- Mirinda Cafrae (Australia):
- Bronze Medal 70.3 World Championship
- Winner St. Croix, and Baja Half Ironman races, breaking the course record in both!
- Numerous Top 10 World Cup finishes:
- Sarah Groff (USA)
- Michelle Dillon (UK)
- Mirinda Cafrae (Aus)
- Lauren Groves (CAN)
- Mary Beth Ellis (USA)
- Stephen Hackett (Aus)
- World Championship National Team Selections:
- Sarah Groff (USA)
- Lauren Groves (CANADA)
- Sondra Soldan (Brazil)
- Anna Hamilton (New Zealand)
- Age Groupers:
- Jeannie Samson: All-American Age Grouper
- Johnny Chapin
- Mary Miller
2005 Accomplishments:
- Meghan Forbes: USA Duathlon Age group National Champion
- Jenifer Padilla: Duathlon National Champion
2004 Accomplishments:
- Susan Williams: Bronze Medalist Athens Olympics
- Loretta Harrop: Silver Medallist Athens Olympics
- Amory Rowe: USA Duathlon National Champion
- Courtney Bennigson: USA Triathlon National Champion
- Megan Forbes: Top USA Age grouper at Duathlon World Championships
- Amory Rowe: #4 world ranked in Duathlon
2004 Olympic Team Selection:
- Loretta Harrop (Australia)
- Susan Williams (USA)
- Jill Savege (Canada)
- Sondra Soldan (Brazil)
- Fiorella D’Croz (Columbia)
2003 Accomplishments:
- Pan American Champion: Jill Savege
- Canadian National Champion: Jill Savege
- Olympic team Selection: Jill Savege - 2004 Athens Olympics
2003 World Championship Selection:
- Marcin Wedlarski
- Jill Savege
- Sharon Donnelly
- Claire Murray
Race Bio:
- The second most winningest triathlete in the history of the world cup series.
- Was the #1 ranked female in the world in 2001, 2002 and 2003.
- Winner of the ITU World Cup Series in 2001 and 2002.
- Winner of 13 World Cup races
Siri is now coaching an elite squad of athletes racing the ITU World Cup circuit, the USA Pro series, the 70.3 series, and Ironman series. Siri is based in Boulder for the majority of the year, training athletes from around the world and within the USA. She holds a winter training camp for these athletes from January to March, every year. Most notable coaching results were the silver medal (Loretta Harrop, Australia) and bronze medal (Susan Williams, USA), that Siri's athletes won at the 2004 Athens Olympics.
Siri also provides television sports commentary, analysis and coverage for various sporting events, including the Olympic games, motivational speaking engagements, and on-site race announcing.
World Triathlon Champion:
- *Triathlon World Champion, 2001
- *Aquathlon World Champion, 2001
- *World Cup Series Winner, 2001 & 2002
- *Winner of 12 World Cup races in two year timeframe
- *Member of the USA National Team 9 years in a row
- *Triathlete of the Year, 2001
- *Inside Triathlon "Person of the Year", 2001
- *USOC (United States Olympic Committee) Athlete of the Month 3x between 2001-2003
- *Triathlete Magazine Triathlete of the Year, 2001
- *#1 in the world for the majority of the 2001 and 2002 seasons. Retired at #1 in the world in 2002 and stayed ranked #1 until April of 2003
- *Duathlon World Championships Silver Medallist, 2000.
- *Pan American Champion 2000
- *Nominated: Women's Sports Foundation "Sportswoman of the Year Award"
- *2000 USA Olympic Team Alternate
- Gold Medal World Cup, Cancun, Mexico, 2000 & 2001
- Gold Medal World Cup, Rennes, France, 2001
- Gold Medal World Cup, Toronto, Canada, 2001
- Gold Medal World Championships, Edmonton, 2001
- Gold Medal World Cup, Edmonton, 2002
- Gold Medal World Cup Cornerbrook, Canada, 2001 & 2002
- Gold Medal World Cup Hungary, 2001 & 2002
- Gold Medal World Cup Lausanne, Switzerland, 2000, 2001 & 2002
