Keith Dickson - Team Director & Coach

Keith's undeniable passion for triathlon spearheaded the idea and development of the team. He has been coaching swimming and triathlon for the Multisport Madness Triathlon Team since its inception. He specializes in coaching the whole individual and keeping the focus and vision for the team. He was a 16 time All American swimmer and swam for the US World Championship team under the guidance of coach Randy Reese.

Romas Bertulis - Head Coach

In 1979, while studying at Kaunas Physical Education Academy in Lithuania, Romas started working as a youth track and field coach. In 1980, he finished the academy and was working with athletes in their late teen years. Producing many Lithuanian champions and podium finishers, from the years 1996 to 2001 he was the head coach of Lithuania's national decathlon team. From 2002 until today he has been training Lukas Verzbicas and helping MMTT. Since fall of 2009, Romas has been the official Head Coach of MMTT.

Mike is a certified USAT Level 1 coach who has worked with the Multisport Madness Triathlon Team for five years. In addition to coaching workouts, he infuses the team with a positive energy that helps elevate the athletes' performances and keep them mentally strong.  He is an accomplished Ironman triathlete, marathoner and ultramarathoner.  As USAT Regional Advisor for our region, Mike keeps the team informed of critical changes and plans.

Rasa Verzbickiene - Run Coach

Rasa began running at 10 years old and ran for 17 years until she was 27. At 14 years of age, her 1500 meters time was 4:43. It was at 14 that she became a member of the National Lithuanian Track and Field Team. She was the Lithuanian National Champion many, many times. She broke the Lithuanian national record twice in the 3000 meters. In 1984, Rasa was the Soviet Union college champion. It was during this time that she was training with the world's best running coaches and athletes. She ran more than 75,000 miles or three times around the world during her career.

In 1987, Rasa graduated from college with a degree in Physical Education. In 1999 she received an Olympic certificate from Olympic president Antonio Samaranch to train the best athletes. In 2000, Rasa improved her coaching skills at the University of Physical Education. From 1987 to 2001, Rasa coached athletes 11-17 years old and many became Lituanian champions.

Stacee Seay

Stacee is a Level III USA Cycling Certified Coach and has been a competitive cyclist for years. She has great passion for both cycling and running. Her true zeal shows up when she uses her knowledge of anatomy, physiology and kinesiology, and how that knowledge translates into performance for athletics. Stacee is an expert in the cycling-specific Periodization and Power Based Training. Currently, she coaches and leads Power Based Training classes at the Bike Rack in St. Charles, IL.

Randy Reese - Swim Coach

Current Hall of Fame Swim Coach and Coach of 72 Olympic swimmers provides swim workouts and a wealth of knowledge and experience for the team as well as a very dry sense of humor.