Sport rises in Laval: Félix Dolci, a model of inspiration

An environment conducive to success and excellence

For Félix, Laval isn't just a place to train, it's where it all began. "The city offered me a solid framework in which to evolve, with accessible facilities, coaches who believed in me, and an environment that allowed me to surpass myself from an early age."

His first steps as an elite athlete are marked by strong memories. He recalls his very first local competitions: "Just performing in front of my parents, my friends and my coaches was huge at the time. Those were the moments that forged me. There was a great energy, and it showed me that sport could really bring people together."

Among the places that have marked his career, the Laval Excellence club occupies a special place: "It's not just a gym, it's a place where I got to know myself as an athlete, where I met people who pushed me to believe in my potential," he explains.

A strategic location ready to welcome

Located just a stone's throw from Montreal, Laval offers much more than just an ideal geographic location. It's a dynamic city, with modern infrastructures and an atmosphere that appeals to sports enthusiasts and event organizers alike. Félix describes the city as having a "young, dynamic vibe that makes you want to get moving".

On the strength of his experience, he assures us that Laval has everything it takes to host competitions or training camps in optimal conditions: "It's welcoming, well-structured and, above all, well-maintained. Whether it's for a camp, an event or just to train, Laval has what it takes to make it happen in the best possible conditions."

A booming sports destination

Over the years, Félix has seen a real buzz around sport in Laval: "I feel there's a real momentum. Young people are motivated, clubs are active, and there are more and more initiatives to get the world moving. We can see that sport is becoming an important part of local culture," he observes enthusiastically.

To those still hesitating to choose Laval for their events, he has a clear message: "I'd say go for it. Laval is ready to welcome people. It has the facilities, the openness and, above all, a population that's curious and on board. It's a great place to create memorable sporting experiences."