Coach ORT

O'Leary Racing Team was founded by Coach Brendon who is a 2:29 marathoner and has coached beginners to Olympic Trials Athletes.

Coach Kelsi is a 2:43
marathoner and full-time dietician who competes and coaches for ORT.

09/14/2026

With Boston registration kicking off today, it's never too early to start thinking about coaching for this springs race. O'Leary Racing Team has had a lot of success over the years at Boston, and we look forward to a great 2027. If interested, please reach out as spots are limited.

09/13/2026

Weekend recap! Congrats to the following athletes.

1) was the overall female race winner at a 5k in New Jersey. Winnie ran a solid 19:49, which easily won her age group 50-59.

2) big congrats to Steph as she t**e on the Wasatch 100 miler. This was Steph's first ultra and she did not take it easy on herself signing up for a 100 miler and a tough one as well. Proud of the effort she gave as she did not finish but made it to 82 miles. Way to challenge yourself Steph.

3) wrapping up his Sprint Summer Tri Series with Race #4 and after some close finishes earlier in the summer, Craig got his age group win today ( 60-64). Nice job Craig.

4) finished first age group 35-39 in a half on a warm day in Oklahoma. Nice job Nat.

5) ran a nice 10k in Chicago as she preps for the Chicago Marathon. Steph averaged 6:50 pace to finish first 40-44 and top ten women overall.

6) battling an injury today kept him from being 100% but still managed to finish 2nd age group 70-74 at Vitamin Sea Brewing Pub Series 5k.

7) We also had several halfs used as workouts for marathons later this fall. and ran the Run to the Rock Half which due to bad course marking ended up being short ( 12.5 miles) but both got good hard efforts out of it as they prep for the Bay State Marathon. And a half in New Jersey where times were thrown out as there was flash flooding which made stretches tough to navigate. But it was still a nice effort for Chicago next month.

09/07/2026

Weekend recap. Congrats to the following athletes.

1) won a half marathon trail race in Australia. This was a very technical trail with over 2000ft elevation. Nice job Jess!

2) New Haven Road race we had 4 athletes take part in. had a big day going 1:35:15 which was a huge 20k PR for her on the New Haven course. Other strong runs were turned in by .a.weiss ( 1:26:30), ( 1:31:38) and ( 135:09) who all used it as a workout.

3) used the Redmon Half in Washington State as a workout for a marathon next month. Goal was 10 miles at 625 pace then push hard the last 3 which led to a 1:24 half time. Nice job Ian.

4) At Around the Crown 10k Jean who ran 46:50 as she preps for a 100 miler next weekend and BIll and Logan who ran a 49:01 .

08/31/2026

That’s a wrap on August racing which is one of our quieter months of the year race wise . We still had some great results turned in . Congrats to all that raced , and here are some race pics from the month .

08/30/2026

Weekend Recap! Congrats to the following athletes.

1) Our big race of the weekend was the Sydney Marathon where we had 4 athletes competing.
led the way running a 3:15. Not our original goal but Casey is currently training for a 100 miler so we were mixing Ultra and marathon training which is not easy. So this was a solid run today, nice job Casey!
was next running 3:29:26 to cap off his 6th marathon on his 6th continent in 2026. Ron rallied late and had a big 2 minute negative split to get the goal of going sub 3:30 again at the age of 65. Ron placed 9th in his age group.
had a solid run as she ran Sydney for running after dealing with an injury all spring. She still had a solid time going 3:31.
just used this as a long run after running a marathon a few weeks ago and had a solid day.

2) won his age group at the Runfest 5k in Salem. Gary did not run as fast as he wanted but he picked up the W in the 70-79 division still.

3) had a solid showing at the Pell Bridge Run in Rhode Island. Robert used this as a hard workout as he preps for the Cape Cod Marathon.

4) of Bill and Logan ran 22:03 slightly faster than last year and won the 60-64 age group.

5) had a good half in Seattle as she just used it for a long run.

08/27/2026

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08/23/2026

Another great weekend of racing. Congrats to the following athletes!
1) Angela Barany had a big day at the Santa Rosa Half Marathon as she preps for the Chicago marathon. Angela ran a Personal best time of 1:30:54 which easily won the 50-54 age group. Nice job Angela!

2) had a great day at the Milwaukee half marathon as she also preps for Chicago. Bree ran a PR of 1:39:21 which was a huge personal best as first time she has broken 1:40. This was good for 2nd in 45-49 age group. Nice Job Bree!

3) did not hit her goal but still turned in a solid run at the Santa Rosa Half. And Carlos Soto ran a half in Guatemala as a hard workout.

08/16/2026

Weekend recap, I don't have many pics or full results but here is what I got so far. Congrats to the following.

1) t**e on The Falmouth Road Race today. Pete went in looking to run around 7:00 pace, which he did by going 49:00. This was good for the Age group Win ( 65-69) and this is Pete's third straight year winning this division. This one meant a lot to him as he missed all winter of a hamstring issue and did not get back into workouts to mid June for this race. NIce job Pete!

2) At the TrackShack race series down in Orlando, ran the Celebration 5k. Craig snagged second age group ( 60-64) going 21:29 as he works himself back into road racing shape after focusing on triathlons this spring and early summer. Nice job Craig.

3) At the Sneeker's 4 miler in Ct we had 3 athletes run. I don't have full results of placements yet. .a.weiss led the way going 25:46. went 26:25, and 27:52. Nice job all.

4) Earlier in the week on Thursday night ran the Mob Mile in Boston after traveling back from the west coast the same day. Andy had a good run still going 5:53.

5) And did a 25k hilly trail run as a long run.

08/09/2026

Weekend recap! Congrats to the following athletes on some great runs this weekend.

1) At the Alameda 10 miler ran a 1:10:17 which was good for first age group 45-59 and it was a personal best as well. also had a great day going 1:18:28 under her goal of running 7:50 pace.

2) Bridge to Brew 5k, not only won the 60-64 age group she was first female overall.

3) was second age group at his summer tri series race 3 out of 4.

4) finished first age group 40-44 at the Margaretville 10k in San Diego.

5) had his first race back after a hamstring injury this spring. Pete had a good run at the super competitive Bobby Doyle 5 miler. Pete ran 35:50 to finish top 5 in his age group 60-69.

6) The Dynamic Duo of Bill Johncock and Logan had a 5k in NC yesterday. They had some chair issues with the front tire but with the help of some good Samaritans they were able to repair the front wheel and no harm was done. Nice job guys.

07/30/2026

That's a wrap on July Racing. What a month it was for the team as athletes put down some fast times during the summer months which is not easy. Some incredible marathon times were produced, as well as some fast track and road times. We even had the champion in the Road Runners Club of American National 5k in the adaptive athlete category. Great job to all that raced this month keep up the great work. Also sharing in the last two slides an incredible achievement from our lady athletes in the last month, as 11 sub 3 marathons were produced so I want to give them the credit they deserve. Lets keep things rolling into August!

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