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Pierre Hutsebaut, M.Sc.
CHPC (Chartered Professional Coach)
General Director - International cycling expert
Pierre Hutsebaut holds a Level IV Coaching Certification from the Canadian Coaching Association, and a Level 3 Federal Ranking from the French Cycling Federation. He also holds a Masters in Science from the University of Paris. His skills and his fluency in French and English have made him an international expert and one that the UCI has called upon to work on various events and projects throughout the world.
Under his leadership, Canadian cyclists have distinguished themselves on the international stage for the first time in history. One of the best known would undoubtedly be Steve Bauer, silver medalist at the Olympic Games in Los Angeles in 1984, and 4th in the Tour de France the following year.
Pierre Hutsebaut led the Canadian cycling team to 5 medal wins at the Atlanta Olympics in 1996, ranking them as the 2nd best nation in cycling at the games. He led the riders of the Canadian team through 4 Olympic Games and numerous world championships. Also in 2003, he brilliantly organized the world road championships in Hamilton with resounding success.
Coach of international elite athletes, head coach and high performance director for the Canadian Cycling Federation, Pierre Hutsebaut knows what to do to improve your performance. If you would like to read more about Pierre, click here!
email: Pierre
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Mathieu Sauvé
Kinesiologist, personal trainer and swimming coach
Education: Graduated in 1999 from the Department of Kinesiology at the University of Montreal with a specialization in : training plans, exercise physiology, biomechanics and nutrition. He received his certification NCCP 2 in several sports including swimming and triathlon.
In his youth, Mathieu was a high level swimmer and later took up the sport of fencing. He became a member of the national team for over 10 years and won a gold medal at the fencing championships. His experience on the national team took him to several World Championships, numerous World Cups and major international competitions.
At the end of his career as a fencer he began coaching swimmers at the Provincial and National level for several years.
For nearly 10 years now, Mathieu has worked with amateur and professional athletes who have successfully raced in Ironman events, 70.3 triathlons, marathons and classic cycling tours, as well as hockey players, judoka, and people with a focus on weightloss or looking to improve their physical condition.
Favorite expression: The faster the better! watts or More!!
email: Mathieu
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Mathieu Tremblay
Kinesiologist, MASc (biomechanics), personal trainer
Mathieu has worked with many athletes from runners to swimmers as well as many other disciplines, and has introduced several athletes to the sport of triathlon (swim, bike and run).
He is a Kinesiologist specializing in biomechanics and motion analysis and has worked with many injured athletes to help them through their recovery.
He has worked on various projects to develop new methods of performance evaluation in order to optimize individual sports performance.
Mathieu's coaching philosophy is : "Work less but work better!"
email: Mathieu |
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Judith Perrault, Dt.P.- Nutritionniste, Candidate M.Sc.
After completing her Bachelor's degree in nutrition at the University of Montreal in 2007, Judith is now studying in graduate programs in order to specialize in sports nutrition.
Passionate about sports, she wishes to use her expertise in the field of nutrition to help athletes achieve their goals and to perform to their full potential.
email: Judith
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