Loredana specializes in developing intermediate and advanced swimmers and masters swimmers. Her coaching focuses on refining swim techniques, building endurance, and increasing speed to ensure steady progress throughout the season.

A highly accomplished athlete, she has stood on the podium multiple times at various competitions, including the 2015 Canadian Masters Swimming Championship. She also completed a coaching certification with the Fédération de natation du Québec (FNQ).
A member of the Mont-Tremblant Swim Club since 2015, she brings her expertise to help swimmers reach their full potential.

Suzy has been immersed in the world of swimming her entire life. Passionate about both swimming and lifesaving, she loves sharing her knowledge and enthusiasm! With her dynamic and engaging teaching style, she provides energetic and effective coaching, helping you improve and take pride in your progress!

With over 20 years of experience in endurance sports coaching, he is one of Quebec’s most seasoned specialists. He supports athletes of all levels with diverse goals, providing personalized guidance tailored to their needs.

Passionate about sports from an early age, he taught physical education in Ontario for 30 years, from 1989 to 2019. He completed his first triathlon in 1985 and his most recent one in 2022. Over the years, he became a four-time provincial champion and proudly represented his country twice at the World Championships.

After facing a serious illness in 2023 and 2024, he is happy to be back on the pool deck with the Masters. For him, it is a privilege to reconnect with this environment, and he is excited to take on this new challenge as a coach!

Swimming has been part of her life since childhood. She started swimming at a very young age, and over the years, it has remained her sport. Despite taking a few breaks along the way, her love for the water has always brought her back to the pool.

She competed in swimming throughout high school and college before continuing with Masters swimming. Her journey in the aquatic world has recently expanded to include roles as a lifeguard, swim instructor and coach.

She joined the Mont-Tremblant Swim Club in February 2026 as a substitute coach, working with various groups, and officially begins the 2026–2027 season as a coach with the club.

Her ten years of professional experience as an occupational therapist, particularly working with children, also enriches her coaching approach. She has developed a way of supporting swimmers that is attentive, compassionate and responsive to each individual’s needs and unique qualities. Detail-oriented, she places great importance on the quality of learning, the development of independence and progress adapted to each swimmer.

Today, she hopes to pass on what swimming has given her over the years and help swimmers discover the joy of progressing, challenging themselves and, above all, feeling good in the water.