![]() ![]() ![]() He exceeded expectations by completing the course in an impressive six hours, a time significantly faster than the average finishing time. The Morro Bay event was Matt’s inaugural Ironman 70.3 race. The Ironman event culminated with a half marathon (13.1 miles) run. The swim in the bay was followed by a demanding 56-mile bike ride along the coast to San Simeon and back. The water temperature in the bay, which is inhabited by sea otters and sea lions, averaged a chilling 53 to 58 degrees, posing a daunting challenge for the more than 2,000 participants who swam the 1.2-mile course. These individuals had meticulously prepared themselves for this grueling event, dedicating countless hours to training and participating in practice races such as Sprint and Olympic events throughout April and May.ĭespite their extensive preparation, the race presented the group with unique obstacles to overcome. Participating from Canyon Lake were Maria Kivrizis, Matt Kivrizis, Lainie Cooney, Mark Yegsigian, Carly Yegsigian, Glenn Anderson, David Berman, Karin Cassidy, and Megan Falcon. ![]() The 70.3-mile event included a 1.2 mile swim, a 56-mile cycling course and a 13.1 mile run. Seven talented athletes from Canyon Lake took on the formidable challenge of the Ironman 70.3 race held in Morro Bay Saturday. ![]() Seven Canyon Lakers take on 70.3 Ironman race ![]()
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