Here’s the highlights of my 2019 beach volleyball season.
Beach Volleyball Coach
JP Godbout Coaching Beach Volleyball Athletes Mikael Dagenais and Hugo Rosso at Jeanne-Mance Park in Montreal.
Coaching Hugo Rosso & Mikael Dagenais
Starting early spring and involved bi-weekly with morning practices until the end of the summer, it has been a pleasure to help out these 2 athletes achieve amazing progression and results;
Top 4 at the 2019 Canadian National Championship in Toronto Silver at 2019 Quebec Provincial Championship in Ste-Agathe Quebec Provincial Tour Event #3 – Boucherville Quebec Provincial Tour Event #2 – Laprairie Quebec Provincial Tour Event #1 – Beauce Challenge Celtique – Montreal
Check videos below to see a variety of beach volleyball drills
Beach Volleyball Warmup Drill featuring Mikael Dagenais, Hugo Rosso, Pierre Brennan and Felix Mahn at Jeanne-Mance Park in Montreal.
Beach Volleyball Commentator
It was a pleasure to be the live voice of three beach volleyball events around Quebec (Montreal, Laprairie, Ste-Agathe).
Volunteer at Local Beach Courts
Contributing to keep local courts safe, clean and available for players to enjoy the sport of beach volleyball.
When the house started shaking, I knew it was time to grab my phone and be ready to capture some amazing video footage! It didn’t matter if I was comfortably lying on the couch with my girlfriend watching some Netflix after a hard day at work.
I was determined to document this amazing process of removing thick layers of ice in the streets and sidewalks of Montreal. With lots of powerful machinery equipped for this major undertaking, trucks are organized into a choreography.
The video footage actually shows everything about a typical winter lifestyle;
Cars being towed
Pedestrians walking around
Cyclists riding their bike
Here’s the raw footage captured on Wednesday March 13th 2019.
While sharing my experience, here’s the typical question people ask me;
Average cycling distance per day?
This milestone of cycling 10,000 km with an electric bike was achieved by cycling an average of 25 km (16 miles) per day.
What average speed?
The average speed of 24 km/h (15 mph) cycling in a Canadian city
What’s the price per kilometer?
Considering the initial acquisition cost (3000$ CAD) and maintenance cost (1000$ CAD) required to be cycling with an electric bike for 10,000 km, every kilometer costed 0,04$ CAD.
