Weekend Update/5430 Long Course

HomeSprint, Olympic, 70.3 Race UpdatesWeekend Update/5430 Long Course

Congratulations to everyone who raced this weekend. Results are posted below.

This weekend we have a lot of athletes competing in the 5430 Long Course. Preliminary forecast for this weekend is…..
Saturday: A slight chance of showers and thunderstorms. Partly cloudy, with a high near 87.

Saturday Night: A slight chance of showers and thunderstorms. Partly cloudy, with a low around 58.

Sunday: A slight chance of showers and thunderstorms. Partly cloudy, with a high near 86.

It is important that you are well rested, nourished and hydrated this week. your focus should be on race preparation and race strategy. Make a phone call to your coach early this week to discuss these areas. Our goal on race day is to race with a quiet mind. do not judge while in the middle of your performance. Keep your mind quiet and still.

We will have the Mile High Multisport Tent up on race day. Please feel free to drop your post race bag in the tent pre race. Remember, the transition does not open for a long time post race. Look for us directly across from the transition area. We may place a second tent by the beer garden.

Volunteer Opportunity:

I think it is important that each of you give back to the sport. This weekend, Mile High Multisport will be hosting the water station at the Splash/Mash and Dash race in Highlands Ranch (on Saturday). We need some volunteers to help hand out water. If you are racing Sunday, I don’t want you there on Saturday. Contact Coach Pete if you can help out.

Athlete Event Distance Result Place Personal Best
Cindy Beyer MHM Open Water Swim .5 miles 26.18
Gina Graves Brewhouse Triathlon (MN) International 2:08:52 4th A.G. 14th O.A.
Katy Kristoferrson Arts 5k run 5k 31:00
Cody Hanson Socorro Chili Fest Sprint 1:10:02 1st Clydesdale P.B. 15 minutes
Coach Sydney Steelhead 70.3 Half Ironman 4:55 2nd A.G. 8th Amateur O.A.
Kristi Fitzgerald Anthem Sprint Tri Sprint 1:16.17 1st A.G.
Karen Bird Tri for The Cure 1:23. 1st place Survivor division

Written by

Peter Alfino is a level II USAT certified coach and the owner of Mile High Multisport. An accomplished triathlete who has completed 4 Ironman races, he has successfully coached Triathletes, Open Water Swimmers, Trail Runners and Mountain Bikers of all ages and abilities from sprint to Ironman races. If you are looking for a triathlon coaching plan you may contact Pete at peter.alfino@gmail.com to learn more about the triathlon coaching services he provides via Mile High Multisport.

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