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either but he serve) that he William Shal wrote that the play For oakville's i was his serve. Running up string of victories national indoor l championships last week, Ala when he reach, against second of KC. erltam Shakespeare once wrote that the play “as s the thrng For Oakulle‘s Adham Alaily, " was his sent: Running up an Impressne strrng of victones at the Canadian national Indoor under-18 tenntx championships 1n Montreal. Que ' last “eek. Alatl) ran Into a uall when he reached the quaner-fmals against second-seeded Jerry Turek ofBC Alinly's first sene deserted htm and that made the difference Turek managed to break serxe once In each ot the mo sets tn a tr- 3, 6-4 straight-set decmon met the unseeded Alan) "Turek didn't sene that well etther but he got the breaks (of "Turek didn't serve that well either but he got the breaks (of serve) that he needed," said Alaily. "It was a bit disappointing because I was playing well and I felt pretty confident." Alaily did recover to win the consolation division, defeating Chris Ritchie of London in the final 6-2, 3-6, 6-4. "The way it turned out, finish- ing fifth in Canada is pretty respectable," said the 6-foot, 145- pound Oakville Trafalgar student said. "Still, I could have finished third or fourth. En route to the quarters, Alaily knocked off Ritchie 6-2, 2-6, 6-4, ninth-seeded Trevor Bethune of Kingston 6-2, 7-5 and seventh- seeded Brian Smith of Toronto 6- 1, 7-6 (7-4). In return, 10 current TFI mem- bers can join the Team XL program and take advantage of Price- Gallagher's expertise for an addi- tional cost of $200. Now the 24-year-old Appleby College graduate wants to allow fel low triathletes and cross-trainers to get maximum training through an innovative business he started up earlier his year. Price-Gallagher and partner Mark Young of Dundas have nego- tiated a deal that will allow 20-25 athletes to train with top coaches using state-of-the-art testing and exercise training programs at The Fitness lnstitute's Olympic High Performance Centre in Willowdale at reduced membership rates. Modelling itself on the "European-style training" concept, coaches from all three disciplines in the triathlon - running, swimming and cycling-have been hired by Team XL to be on hand at Fitness Institute for training sessions during the week. The beauty of it, Price-Gallagher says, is that specialized training will 'he under the same roof". There are nine sessions weekly - four swimming, three running and two cycling. Mark Mulholland, the I992 Canadian national triathlon team cycling coach, looks after the cycling department. National-level triathlonist Steve Bentley and Price Gallagher coach the running. And Angela Coughlan, 1968 Olympic bronze medalist swimmer, takes care of swimming. The coaching staff also includes Alaily felt he should have been seeded but an elbow injury forcing him to miss last year's indoor nationals had something to do with It. Oakville Beaver staff For the past four years, Oakville's Matt Price-Gallagher has been a top-tlight national and provincial triathlete. Now the 24-year-old Aoolebv Turek was also Alaily's nemesis in doubles action. Alaily teamed up with Ritchie and, seeded fourth, the pair lost to Matthew Walsh and Turek in the semifinals, 6-2, 6-2. Alaily may not enter the Canadian national outdoor cham- pionships in Quebec this August. Triathlete enters business world Br TOM MICHiBATA Clouding his decision is a possi- ble scholarship to either the University of Alabama at Birmingham or Nebraska. He's vis- iting Alabama this weekend and will take a trip to Lincoln next month. "l'rn really excited," said Alaily, who scored 1,100 on his SAT test - well above the passing requirement of 700. "My coach is (Oakville's) Bobby Armitage and he went to Alabama so he has a lot of nice things to say about it." -- TOM MICHIBATA Tennis ace falters at Canadian U- 18 finals Uaily's first sen I that made th 'ek managed It e in each of the 3-4 straight-set unseeded Alaily "Turek didn't s nor but he Rot mstups In Ma ek, Alaily ran , reached the q second-seeded deserted him difference. break serve TFI's High Performance Center director Kevin Honsberger manage the lab technicians and conducts tests on the Team XL athletes. To start, Team XL members get an initial test to see where their fit- ness levels are at and what their goals are. Training and weight- training programs are specifically designed for them. "They fit swimming, biking and running training session into their daily schedule," Price-Gallagher said. 'The coaches at the workout know what the schedules are like and what they're supposed to be doing." There are some impressive names in the Team XL stable - Kay Worthington. a member of two Canadian Olympic gold medal rowing teams at last year's Barcelona Games. 70-year-old George Peterson. a member of Canada's national triathlon team. weight training consultants, physi- ologists, physiotherapists. nutrition ists and motivational lecturers. Mark Rivers is the motivational technician. Guest speakers have been brought in to do seminars on motivation. So far, the tesponse has been positive, Price-Gallagher says: i triathletes and cross-trainers. Oakville's Matt Price-Gallagher is giving triathletes a place to train under specialized coaches and other experts Buying, building or renovating? 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