Coach Kimberly

Kimberly Goodell is a former professional triathlete in Boulder, Colorado and a triathlon coach for LifeSport Coaching

Prior to joining LifeSport in May 2022, Kimberly was the founder and owner of Elite Wave Training where she coached multisport athletes of all levels, from beginners to seasoned Ironman competitors. Joining LifeSport, led by Ironman Master Coach and Olympic Gold Medal Coach, Lance Watson, provided Kimberly with both the camaraderie of working with a team of coaches as well as the learning opportunity to coach alongside world-class colleagues. 

Kimberly has over 16 years of experience as a coach and a personal trainer. She has coached triathlon groups and masters swimming in Illinois, Wisconsin, California and Colorado. Kimberly is currently the head coach of the swim team at the University of Colorado-Boulder and she also coaches youth swimming with MESA swim team, and masters with Boulder Aquatic Masters and Louisville Rec Masters.

Kimberly is also an accomplished triathlete, racing at the 70.3 and Ironman distance since 2016 as a professional, including competing at 70.3 World Championships in 2021.

 

“Teamwork and trust between athlete and coach is what creates opportunity for the greatest athletic outcomes. Removing barriers for athletes helps them realize they are stronger than they think they are, providing endless potential for growth.”

For more information about working with Kimberly, check out her coaching page or email her at kimberly@lifesportcoaching.com

Kimberly Goodell

Kimberly Goodell

Underwater

Underwater

Today's New Years Eve 100x 100m swim brought my total swim distance to a record-setting* 403 miles for the year 2019. And yes, I've actually counted. In fact, I’ve kept track of my swim laps for over a decade now, starting with the 134 miles I completed in 2006, the...

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IRONMAN Wisconsin, My Cinderella Story

IRONMAN Wisconsin, My Cinderella Story

      Madison, Wisconsin 2012. View of Lake Mendota from the Edgewater Restaurant.   Once upon a time, in 2006, I had done a few sprint triathlons, ventured into the deep end with an Olympic distance, and then I broke my leg playing softball. My...

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