WE are ecstatic to announce that our Mont Tremblant Triathlon Training Camp is back at the end of May! Our camp has become widely known throughout the region for new triathletes and experienced ones as a must-do every year. This early season camp gives you the opportunity to check in on your training, try out the Ironman Mont Tremblant courses and tweak what needs improvement. This camp provides the knowledge, experience, and skills you need to be prepared for your race at Mont Tremblant.
On Thursday morning (May 30th) we ride the Ironman 70.3 course with a choice of doing 66k or 82km followed by a 60-90 minute brick run off the bike. Thursday evening features our practical race coaching talks while you enjoy our potluck dinner meeting and chatting with other triathletes.
On Friday morning (May 31st) we jump on the bikes so you can gain experience and learn race tactics from our coaches on the famous Duplessis hill. In the afternoon we move to Domaine Saint Bernard lake where we will teach passing drills, drafting drills, entries, exits, and our coaches will analyze your swim technique. We will then have a quick lunch on the way out of town, and a camp debrief to finish off this awesome camp so we can return home late Friday afternoon.
This camp is a fantastic preparation for the Mont Tremblant Ironman Races. Even if you are not doing the races this year, you will gain new skills, knowledge, experience and train hard with a bunch of fun, loving triathletes!
You will be coached by professional and certified coaches. Team Triumph Head Coach Julia Aimers and Assistant Coaches Kevin Willis, Janet Whitley and Gabi Porter will help prepare you for your best race yet. Julia has been successfully coaching athletes for over 25 years to compete at triathlons at all distances. Coaches Kevin, Janet and Gabi know the Tremblant Ironman course well as they have all raced on the Tremblant course! We will have assistant ride leaders to support your journey. Our Director of logistics and humor Martin Couet will also be on hand to help out with a support vehicle and make you laugh as needed! If you are doing a Tremblant race this year, you will not want to miss this camp!
Saturday, May 25th 8:00am
Fueling Your Half Ironman on Zoom
As an added bonus again this year, we are also including a Nutrition Webinar on Zoom with Head Coach Julia Aimers and Angela Beare Dietician Sports Nutritionist! You can attend live and bring your questions or watch the recorded session.
Saturday, May 25th 8:00am
Friday, May 31st
(Depending on weather this itinerary is subject to change)
All campers must be members of Triathlon Ontario and hold Triathlon Ontario personal accident insurance.
Does not include transportation or lodging.
As a member in good standing with Triathlon Ontario, all campers and members of Team Triumph must have Individual Sports Accident Insurance through Triathlon Ontario. For your safety and security, you must join Triathlon Ontario on an annual basis. Please go to triathlonontario.com to become a club athlete member and take out the personal accident insurance.
I love the accountability and the structure of the Virtual 70.3 Half Ironman training program. I don't think I would have gotten this far without the program. The accountability is huge for me!
Deborah Jackman
My coach Kevin Willis is amazing. His swim practices have been a real game-changer for me. A great communicator regardless of your swim level. The whole club is supportive of everything you do. You don't need to be an Ironman to benefit from their programs. 5 stars all around!!! - Denise Pittuck
I just wanted to thank you and your team (Gabi! Brenda! Maggie! Dawn!) for making last weekend's event so amazing. I had tried to do a try-a-tri on my own last summer, and the experience was night and day.
Even though I didn't make every virtual session, I felt so prepared... I knew where to go for information, and I knew I had a team of people (coaches and our beginner tri group!) who were all there to support me.
It was interesting to watch Eric train on his own (without access to the TrainingPeaks workouts and without the weekly meetings to ask questions and learn more about proper form and race-day stuff). When we left on Sunday, he looked at me and was like "we're DEFINITELY doing the training with Julia if we decide to go for the olympic distance, right?".
So glad to have found this club and looking forward to many more triathlons in the near future!!! Tai Teleso