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| "Being able to experience first-hand Dave’s passion and love for
this sport has been truly inspirational." Claire Grasty,
2005 Clinic Participant |
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| Our 2006 events were again a great success!
Thank you to everyone who attended and
especially to our sponsors. Visit our
event
photo album. |
Dave Scott is a six-time Hawaii Ironman World Champion
and one of the most recognized names in the sport of triathlon.
On January 20 - 22, he will be returning to Ottawa for
three exciting events that signal the start of a new
year of triathlon in the National Capital Region, one of
Canada's triathlon hotbeds.
Read an article about
Dave from Jan. 16th's Ottawa Citizen.
The Dave Scott Iron Distance Clinic
There is no better way to start the training season than
to spend over 18 hours with one of the most knowledgeable
and successful individuals in the sport. Through
active and discussion sessions, 25 participants will
cover all essential aspects of training for the iron
distance. This event is sold out.
Tri Talk 2006
Dave Scott will be joined by Olympian and Pan Am
Gold Medalist, Sharon Donnelly, in speaking to an
audience of 100 about their experiences in the sport of
triathlon and their vision for it's future. Some
in attendance will also leave with valuable draw prizes.
This event will be held in the 'My Caterer' Halls at the
Ottawa Athletic Club. Doors open at 4pm.
Event runs from 4:30pm to 6pm.
Triathlon Ottawa
Coaching Summit
Dave Scott possesses the rare combination of proven
ability, immense knowledge base, and tremendous teaching
skills. A small group of local coaches will have
the chance of a lifetime to learn from the best during
this seminar subsidized by Triathlon Ottawa.
is a local organization
dedicated to the growth of
triathlon and physical fitness in Ottawa, through the provision
of resources, training and educational opportunities.
Please
contact us if you have any questions about the event
or our organization.
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"...the clinic was incredible, both informative and
motivational. Dave Scott is a class act, and made everyone feel
important and at ease, regardless of their experience or skill
level." Andy Shelp, 2005 Clinic Participant |
