Olivier Moraine

From 1990 to 2010
Judo: 20 years of Judo discipline practice; current rank black belt second dan; competitor, referee and teacher.

Since 2010
Trail running and long distance triathlons enthusiast, I embarked on the adventure with passion. Constantly learning and listening to new training methods.

My approach to training allowed me perform at a high level and place among the top athletes at various competitions.

Training
National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) by Triathlon Québec.

I discovered running in 2010, running trails and ultra-trails between 2010 and 2013, then triathlon in 2012, starting with off-road triathlons (XTERRA), followed by a half Ironman in 2013, and my first Ironman in 2015. My dedication, interest, and curiosity about the sport quickly propelled me to the top of the rankings in these distances, and my family and friends encouraged me to coach them so they too could prepare for their races in the best possible conditions. They also encouraged me to take it a step further and become a coach.

I’ve been a triathlon coach since early 2016, after completing the National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) with Triathlon Québec.

I coach because I truly love it. I read a lot about sports, watch events, and participate competitively. I enjoy sharing this passion and my knowledge. I specialize in long-distance triathlons (half and full Ironman), but I also coach several athletes in sprint and Olympic distances. I’ve already competed in the Ironman 140.6 World Championships in Kona, Hawaii, as well as the Ironman 70.3 World Championships. As for running, I’ve participated in the Boston, Chicago, and New York marathons several times.