ICTN Triathlon Camp

2009 Camp

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The Fourth Annual ICTN Camp and Retreat is scheduled for January 23-25, 2009 in beautiful Tucson, AZ! Download and print the flyer at the link below.

2009 Camp Flyer (PDF)

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2008 Camp

The 2008 camp is over, but planning is already underway for next year. We had a wonderful time catching up with people from last year and also meeting brand new friends. Thank you for joining us, and we sincerely hope to see everyone back next year!
Click here to see photos, download audio, and read reflections of the 2008 camp.

Meet your 2008 Camp Planning Team.

2008 Camp Flyer (PDF)

2008 Camp Schedule of Events (PDF)

2007 Camp

The 2007 camp was a reunion for those who joined us at our very first camp, and also a chance for new people to experience the fellowship, take in top-notch triathlon sessions, and train right along side elite and pro athletes!
Click here to view pictures from the 2007 camp and download handouts from some of the speakers.

2006 Camp

Our inaugural camp was a huge success! Here are pictures from the 2006 camp.

Camp Scholarship Information

If you would like to help with a financial donation to be used to help individuals in need attend camp, please click here.

Brian Grasky

Brian's 15 years experience as an athlete and coach encompasses all disciplines and distances. A diverse athlete racing everything from mountain bikes to trail runs, he specializes in Half Ironman, Short Course and Xterra Off-Road triathlon. He is a semi-pro Mountain Bike Racer, lending credence to his off-road ability and propelling him to an amateur top 10 at the 2004 XTerra USA Championship.

He has known success at all distances, including 4 Ironman races, culminating in an Ironman PR at Kona in 2003. Brian is an Air Force F-16 Instructor Pilot, so he has developed and perfected ways to train while holding a full-time job and family obligations. His coaching emphasis is on quality training which allows his athletes to reach their goals while holding a "real life schedule" of work and family.