Despite challenging weather conditions, Brian continued his dominance in masters athletics, winning his 39th British title at the British Masters Indoor Pentathlon this weekend. As always, he started strong, claiming victory in the opening 60m hurdles – a tricky event he’s always happy to get out of the way first.
Setting the tone for the day, Brian clocked a time just four hundredths of a second faster than last year. He followed that up with another win in the Long Jump, leaping 21cm further than last year’s performance.
In the Shot Put, Brian’s opening throw of 10.37m, from a standing position, was more than enough to secure win number three.
Although an abductor issue limited his performance in the High Jump, Brian kept his cool and focused on the final event – the 1000m. A strong finish sealed his victory with a total of 3343 points and his 39th British Masters title!
Next up, Brian shifts his focus to the Scottish Open Indoor at the Glasgow Indoor Arena in just a few weeks. Stay tuned for more from him.