Testimonials
Lisa Scher
Sammamish, WA
2008 Ironman Arizona Camp 2008
Thanks so much for the great info at the camp. It was very helpful for me. I used your points: "pacing, hydration and nutrition" as a mantra throughout the day. And for fun turned it into an acronym, PHuN, to remember to have FUN!!!!
One of my other reminders to myself was what Paula stressed in her lecture: "Stay in the moment" and it sure worked, what do you know : ) Even in the morning getting ready I tried not to think about what was ahead of me down the road. I just focused on what I needed to get done at that time. It turned out to be the mentally calmest race I've done.
And, as it turned out, I got one of those coveted Kona spots.
Dave Coburn
Seattle, WA
2008 Ironman Arizona Camp
It's always great to preview the course, but even better to get excellent coaching, course specific advice and "encouragement" all along the way.
All of you, the extended staff, that pro in pink (Michellie Jones) and the other campers were good sports and a lot fun! Look forward to seeing everyone in seven weeks.
Thanks guys....won't be my last camp!
Alexis Stone
Phoenix, AZ
2008 Ironman Arizona Camp
I am 39 years old and new to the sport of Triathlon. I started general triathlon training 6 months ago and have never raced in any events at any distance.
I found the Mulitsports.com 2008 Ironman Arizona Triathlon Training Camp online. These are the best Triathletes in the world and having the opportunity to attend this camp was absolutely unbelievable! How lucky could one get? But, I am just a beginner…
I attended the Camp and it was the best weekend I have ever had. I learned more in three days than I had in the last 6 months. The lectures and the training were invaluable. The staff was incredible and the 3 days were far too short. I started that camp nervous and apprehensive then ended the camp excited and focused. They brought me to the next level and I will compete in my first Ironman in November 2008.
Monica Murphy
Louisville, KY
2008 Ironman Arizona Camp
I just wanted to thank you for putting together an awesome camp! I had so much fun and came away with a fresh perspective about the race and competing in the sport.
I've had coaches who were encouraging, brilliant, and fun, but never all three. You and the staff at Multisport have really found the right balance!
Thanks for a great ride and some really beneficial advice.
Zoe Sonoda
Lynnwood, WA
2008 San Diego Winter Camp
The information gathered at the camp was beyond valuable. Anyone serious about making triathlon a part of their life, whether recreational, amateur, professional, competitive can benefit from this camp.
It is essentially summed up that you as coaches are providing the "tools to do our job"... it is up to us as campers to apply that knowledge personally and the relationship it has on our participation in the sport.
I am looking forward to attending next Winter! I enjoyed this camp immensely and recommend it to my tri friends endlessly. Thank you so much for a great time!
Dick Snyder
Austin, TX
2008 San Diego Winter Camp
The activity and learning at the camp exceeded my expectations. You have a nice team of people who obviously know their stuff and yet seem able and willing to keep their egos well in check. I am sure that it must be a challenge to be effective with the range of clients from professional to beginners to age groupers.
Your passion for the sport really comes through and provides encouragement to those of us in the middle of the pack trying to have fun but to also improve.
Thanks again and I hope to see you at one of the events this year.
Kathy Millich
St. Helena, CA
2008 San Diego Winter Camp
Thanks for a great camp!
It was a fun time and I learned a lot from all of you as well as my fellow campers. I think you called it a "fantasy" camp on your Web site and it truly was - to be able to train and learn from the best in the sport was amazing.
I also really like the approach you all take. I think even age groupers can get pretty intense about training and competing and forget that it's supposed to be fun as well.
I left the camp with more confidence and motivation for this up coming season.
Holly Miller
Tempe AZ
I just wanted to take a moment and thank you both for your time, effort, and patience at last night's swim clinic. That was the best swim coaching I have received - EVER!I told Michelle I usually dread having to go to the pool and swim but this morning I couldn't wait to get in the water and practice what Ive learned! That's just amazing!!
You guys are brilliant, I will definitely sing your praises to my peers!
27 February 2008
Richard Bishop
Orange County, CA
2008 Ironman Arizona Camp
To say that I was very happy with my whole camp experience is putting things way too mildly. From beginning to end the entire camp went forward as if I had planned out my dream weekend for training for IMAZ. All of the staff were very accessible, knowledgeable and really friendly. I wouldn’t change one thing!!
I really took a lot of good practical advice from all of the lectures. As a middle-pack age grouper I never once felt that the lectures were tailored for the more competitive/capable triathletes. The lectures were spiced with humor and interesting stories yet included all of the technical aspects that I wanted regarding gear, course information, etc.
I biked for 5 hours with Paula Newby-Fraser; what else do I have to say!! Paula set a consistent workable pace and I learned during the ride what that will feel like on the course that I am about to race.
08 November 2007
Troy Amster
Paul and Roch,
Thank you! The program has been great but the encouragement and wisdom from the "ask the coaches" section is truly priceless, so thank you.
First things first, I am an Ironman! Obviously as I look back on the day I think "man I could have done this"... or tried that..., but in the end no matter how slow I went I still walk away with an Ironman finish, and that is a very sweet feeling.
Paul our talk on the phone was very encouraging, and using your suggestions I tried not to push anything -which in the end proved
successful.
Roch, thanks for taking time to chat on Friday, I know you were swamped with responsibility and I truly appreciate your time (and the
quick photo op).
After the race I went to the medical tent and had the medic listen to my lungs and he said I had a little crackle but nothing serious and today, thankfully, I feel fine.
Followed the training plan to the letter today:
1) I walked funny,
2) I pounded a cheeseburger at the Waffle House this morning!
Thanks again! Great training program as well as excellent insight and wisdom for all the crazy questions.
Troy