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Coach Beth (Kenney) Lamie is a USA Triathlon Level II coach, a United States Cycling Federation coach and a member of American Swim Coaches Association and USA Track & Field. In addition to coaching Team Pegasus, Coach Lamie served as an assistant director of the Team Vortex , was the Team Manager for the former Fast Splits Elite Triathlon Team. She is a race director with several triathlons and duathlons to her credit, and is currently a co-director of the Plymouth Rock Endurance Triathlon and International Distance Triathlons and the Duxbury Thursday Night Bike Time Trials. She was the co-director of the Marshfield Youth Biathlon which for eight years provided talented young athletes with a safe and challenging course to hone their skills, and was the cross country and track coach for the Duxbury Girl's High School and the masters swim coach at the Hanover Y.
Beth has attended 5 Triathlon World Championships and has coached five (self-described) ordinary athletes to the Ironman World Championship in Kona, three athletes to USAT age group worlds and one athlete to XTerra World Championships in Maui. In 2006 Beth worked with Team Continuum training first time marathoners who are raising money for people living with cancer. These athletes raced in New York, Boston, London and Berlin. That year, five athletes under Beth's coaching qualified for Boston Marathon: Marty Desmery, Caitlin Tormey, Chris Kellner, Peter Kellner, and Steve Ryan. In early 2007, Beth coached Caitlin Tormey for Houston Marathon where she ran a 2:45.50 marathon and qualified for Olympic Trials. Each year since 2002, several Pegasus athletes complete lifelong goals, including half and full Ironman races, National and World Championships, Marathons, Ultra-distance races and adventure races. In June 2007, Beth was lucky enough to crew for a 4-man team who placed second in RAAM - Race Across America - the world's toughest bike race! Beth is also the founder of Progressive Cycling™, a unique indoor cycling program designed to build endurance on the bike without sacrificing power.
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