When I am working with students on implementing solid fundamentals, those who emphasize distance over accuracy not only hit it longer, they hit it straighter. By free-wheeling it, they are…
Read MoreWhen I am working with students on implementing solid fundamentals, those who emphasize distance over accuracy not only hit it longer, they hit it straighter. By free-wheeling it, they are…
Read MoreThis is the next instalment in the series called Athletes in Transition Project (ATP). These articles result from my informal discussions with some of our star athletes of the Laurentians:…
Read MoreSince August 18, it’s been possible to ski or snowboard and test your turns on a synthetic surface at Tremblant. This refreshing new development – which Tremblant expects to repeat…
Read MoreMadeleine “Mado” Sévigny-Lanthier celebrated her 80th birthday at the World Aquatics Masters Swimming Championships in Fukuoka, Japan in August. The event brings the best swimmers of the world together to…
Read MoreElliot-Olivier Pellerin (see “An Ironman family legacy” Tremblant Express, August 2023) had told us in advance: he was participating in this Ironman – the last full Ironman to take place…
Read MoreThis is the continuation of the series called the Athletes in Transition Project (ATP) and the second part of the Magali Tisseyre report. The columns result from my informal discussions…
Read MoreAs usual since 2012, this month Mont-Tremblant hosts the full-distance Ironman. This time, however, the Ironman 70.3 – which had to be cancelled on June 25 because of poor air…
Read MoreTwo important elements were identified in a recent study conducted at Tōyō University, Japan, which compared those playing in the 70s with those playing in the 90s. For one thing,…
Read MoreA wind of change is blowing at Mont Blanc, which is now positioning itself as a two-season resort. Well known for its relaxed skiing atmosphere, Mont Blanc is announcing an…
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