Canada's provincial triathlon body.

• Visit http://triathloncanada.com/

Quebec's provincial triathlon body.

• Visit http://www.triathlonquebec.org/

Another Montreal based training club.

• Visit http://www.antilopes.ca/

I like the look of this triathlon club. I'll probably opt for the McGill club because it's cheaper and very good, but this one has it's appeal.

• Visit http://www.cadenceentrainement.com/

This is a high end triathlon club that's attached to McGill, but you don't have to be a McGill student to join. You do however have to be a member of it's athletic center.

• Visit http://www.mcgill-triathlon.com/

The Olympic stadium pool is open for free swim almost all day and evening. It's also a full size Olympic pool, but they have it laned off sideways so it's really only 25 meters. They also have a training pool that's available when the main pool is being used. With an Access Montreal card (available for $7 at most libraries) you can get in for $2.50.

• Visit http://www.rio.gouv.qc.ca/pub/centre/centre_activites.jsp

This place is amazing... it has everything. It's got a great Olympic size swimming pool, a great indoor running track, and if you want you can take courses in several Olympic type sports that I almost never see available anywhere. It's also where the Montreal Impact play.

• Visit http://www.sportsmontreal.com/

Bikes, gear, reviews, and general interest.

• Visit http://www.bicycling.com/

I frequently read this magazine. It's got great articles, photos, training advice, and race reports.

• Visit http://www.triathletemag.com/

A magazine about running. It's was worth subscribing to, but for environmental reasons I stopped subscribing to magazines all together. I do, however, periodically pick it up at the news stand.

• Visit http://www.runnersworld.com/

The ING New York City Marathon: Lance broke 3 hours placing 869 with a finishing time of 2:59:36. So now I'm going to set that as my goal marathon time to beat by the end of next summer.