Siri Lindley

And other tri news.

As Pride Month draws to a close, we spoke to a number of LGBTQ+ athletes about their journey and why they feel it’s important to be public about something—their sexuality—many consider to be private.

She’s won a world championship. She’s coached athletes to become world champions. But Siri Lindley just won the biggest prize of all: being cancer-free.

An outpouring of love from the triathlon community as an icon faces a difficult diagnosis.

This is an inspiring and motivating hour of Q&A you won't want to miss!

She could have stayed on the podium. Instead, she decided to pull others up there.

Coach Siri Lindley gives her keys for becoming a better swimmer and shares the biggest mistakes she sees triathletes make in the pool.

The Triathlon Research Boulder Tri Camp with Mirinda Carfrae and Siri Lindley kicked off this week in Boulder.

Dave Scott, Matt Dixon and Siri Lindley chat about everything from training and race tactics to podium prospects and potential alliances.

Step up from the Olympic to half-iron distance with these pro tips from coach Siri Lindley.

Coach Siri Lindley sits down with Bob Babbitt and Paul Huddle on Breakfast with Bob and Paul.

Triathlon coach Siri Lindley chats about how her athletes are preparing for Saturday's Ironman World Championship.

Lindley joined Bob Babbitt and Paul Huddle from her home in Boulder to chat about being coached by Brett Sutton and the upcoming Kona race.

About a year and a half after going their separate ways as coach and athlete, Carfrae and Lindley have rejoined forces.

After seven years of working together, 2010 Ironman world champion Mirinda Carfrae and coach Siri Lindley will go separate ways.

Five-time Ironman winner Luke McKenzie of Australia is now being coached by Siri Lindley. Lindley currently coaches several top professionals, including 2011 Ironman World Championship podium finishers Mirinda Carfrae and Leanda Cave.

The following story about dark horse Ironman World Championships contender Leanda Cave was printed in the September/October issue of Inside Triathlon magazine. She ended up finishing third in the October race.

Carfrae’s coach gives insight into her preparation and wonders about how Wellington will react to a challenge.

Mirinda Carfrae’s 2010 win in Kona was no fluke. It was a result that was carefully and methodically crafted by her fierce yet under-the-radar coach.

Inside Triathlon magazine goes behind-the-scenes and talks to Carfrae’s long-time coach, Siri Lindley.

Magali Tisseyre of Canada sits down with TriCenter's Ann Wessling to talk about when she'll make the jump to Ironman, her thoughts on the new 70.3 World Championship course and her new coach, Siri Lindley.

Canadian triathlete Magali Tisseyre has announced she is switching coaches for the 2011 season and will be working Siri Lindley.