Look around any pool in the West Island and you'll see Ironman bathing caps. Ride the back roads past Hudson or Rigaud and you'll pass cyclists on serious bikes, putting in serious work. Runners grinding out tempo sets before the rest of the neighbourhood is awake.

They're everywhere. You just don't know each other yet.

Désolé exists to fix that. Not a coached program. Not a race team. A collective — a place where athletes who are serious about getting better can find each other, share what they know, and push each other forward.

Triathlon training is mostly a solo exercise by default, not by design. The early alarms, the long rides, the lane repeats — most of it happens alone because there's no easy way to find others doing the same thing, at the same level, at the same time.

The Session Board changes that. Post a ride. Find a run. Join an open water swim. Know where the others are going.

Tips. Routes. Gear. Goals. All of it flows when you're training alongside people who get it.

Désolé is for athletes who are serious about training and want to be pushed — but understand that no matter where you are in your journey, it's about your progress, not the pack's.