Sergeant Brigitte O’Driscoll Completes Mont-Tremblant Ironman 2025

Westmount, Quebec – 16 July 2025: On 22 June 2025, Sergeant Brigitte O’Driscoll once again demonstrated unwavering grit and elite fitness by completing the Mont-Tremblant Ironman—an unforgiving test of stamina that includes a 1.9 km swim, a 90 km bike ride, and a 21.1 km half-marathon. The Ironman is considered one of the most challenging single-day endurance events in the world, demanding both physical resilience and mental tenacity.

For Sergeant O’Driscoll, this wasn’t just about crossing a finish line—it was a living example of the strength and determination required of Canada’s Infantry soldiers. Her performance serves as a powerful reminder that the physical standards we strive for in uniform are not arbitrary; they are what prepare us for the unknown demands of operations, both at home and abroad.

Her achievement stands as an inspiration to all members of the Regiment. It underscores that fitness isn’t just a checkbox for soldiering—it’s a foundation for leadership, resilience, and mission success.

Throughout the competition, Sergeant O’Driscoll exhibited traits that are at the core of our regimental values: resilience, tenacity, and an unwavering spirit. Her ability to tackle each leg of the Ironman with perseverance and focus is a reflection of the daily commitment required in Infantry service. Whether it’s enduring the long marches, carrying heavy loads, or facing the rigors of combat, physical robustness is non-negotiable for operational effectiveness and survival.

Sergeant O’Driscoll’s achievement should serve as an inspiration to her fellow soldiers. It highlights the importance of setting high personal goals and the impact of rigorous training and discipline. Her success is a rallying point for our regiment, encouraging everyone to push their physical limits and to embrace the challenges that come their way.