ARIZONA TRIATHLON TRAINING CAMP
March 1-8, 2020
Get your season jump-started with a week of endurance training in the beautiful Oro Valley, Arizona in the backdrop of the Santa Catalina Mountain. The camp features both an “A” and “B” group for both the very experienced (aka fast) and less experienced (aka slower) athletes. Both groups will be led by veteran triathletes with many years of training experience.
This camp will provide you all with a chance to push your limits in both aerobic base and strength building. THIS IS A TRAINING CAMP – IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A COACHING CAMP THIS IS NOT FOR YOU. Your training at this camp will be enhanced by frequency, the ability to do over distance rides and runs on challenging and different terrain as well as the ability to rest and practice proper recovery.
Remember, RECOVERY IS KEY! To get the most out of the camp it is imperative that the extra work load and training is balanced with proper recovery, nutrition and rest. Enjoy your downtime from training while you are at the camp, but remember, you get stronger when you are resting properly. You will leave tired, but you will also leave stronger, both mentally and physically!
UPCOMING RACES:
March 1, 2020
Arizona Triathlon Training Camp
April 25, 2020
OhioHealth Race for a Reason
May 29, 2020
American Triple-T & ToughMan Ohio
May 31, 2020
ToughMan Ohio
June 6, 2020
Deer Creek State Park
Aerobic Base / Strength Building
Get your season jump started with a week of aerobic base/strength training in beautiful Oro Valley, Arizona.
The camp features “A” through “C” group training options for the very experienced (aka fast) and less experienced (aka slower) athletes.All groups will be led by veteran triathletes with many years of training experience.
This camp will provide you all with a chance to push your limits in both these areas. Your training at this camp will be enhanced by frequency, the ability to do over distance rides and runs on very challenging and different terrain, as well as the ability to rest and practice proper recovery.
Remember, RECOVERY IS KEY! In order to get the most out of the camp it is imperative that the extra work load and training is balanced with proper recovery, nutrition and rest.
Enjoy your downtime from training while you are at the camp, but remember, you get stronger when you are resting properly. You will leave tired, but you will also leave stronger, both mentally and physically!
Coach
Shannon Kurek of Team HFP Racing
Training camp blog
Course Maps
| Arizona Triathlon Training Camp | Through 1/15/20 | 1/16/20 to 2/1/20 | 2/2/20 to 2/15/20 | 2/16/20 to 2/28/20 |
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| All-Inclusive | $450 | $500 | $550 | $600 |
Registration opens Jan. 1, 2020
Fee* includes:
- Professionally coached & organized workouts
- Color bike maps with detailed course instructions
- Vehicle support provided during all rides
- All pool sessions
*Does not include entry to Snakebike 30k & 10k, lodging, food, airfare or transportation to/from Tucson/Oro Valley
*LIMITED TO 15 A/B GROUP AND 10 C GROUP CAMPERS
| Sunday, March 1 | Monday, March 2 | Tuesday, March 3 | Wednesday, March 4 | Thursday, March 5 | Friday, March 6 | Saturday, March 7 | Sunday, March 8 |
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| Hotel check in (3pm or later) | Swim** (AM) 9:00am to 10:00am (Distance) | Swim** (AM) 9:00am to 10:30am (Over Distance - 4k for time - 5k TOTAL) | Bike* (AM) 10:00am – Mount Lemmon 62 (HUGE day in the saddle -30+ miles of climbing) | Swim** (AM) 9:00am to 10:00am (Distance) | Swim** (AM) 9:00am to 10:00am (Distance) | Bike* (AM) – 7:00am Catalina Foothills / El Tour Tucson 100 | Bike-Run/Hike-Bike* AM 10:00am Tangerine 38 / Catalina State Park 7k |
| Bike* (PM) 3:00pm - bonus ride 25mi | Bike* (AM): 11:00am Gates Pass 62 | Bike* (AM) 11:00am Dove Mtn 60 | Run (AM) – 11:00am Sabino Canyon Loop (Aerobic Endurance 10 miles) – Sabino Canyon Recreation Area START/FINISH – Sabino Canyon Recreation Area Parking Lot | Bike* (PM): 11:00am Kitt Peak Observatory 58 | Swim** (PM): Cooldown Swim |
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| Run (PM) - 30min - Transition Run after the ride (from the Aquatic Center) | Run (PM) - 20min – Transition Run after the ride (from the Aquatic Center) | Bike: bonus ride 25 miles | |||||
| Meet n Greet Dinner - 7:00pm @ Dove Mountain Brewing Company, Oro Valley | Dinner 6:00pm: GrubHub Delivery at Camp Headquarters, 2228 West Moore Road, Tucson, AZ 85755 Oregano's Pizza Bistro | Dinner 6:00pm: GrubHub Delivery at Camp Headquarters, 2228 West Moore Road, Tucson, AZ 85755 Native Grill & Wings | Dinner 6:00pm: GrubHub Delivery at Camp Headquarters, 2228 West Moore Road, Tucson, AZ 85755 HiFalutin Rapid Western Grill | Dinner 6:00pm: GrubHub Delivery at Camp Headquarters, 2228 West Moore Road, Tucson, AZ 85755 Rubio's Coastal Grill | Dinner 6:00pm: GrubHub Delivery at Camp Headquarters, 2228 West Moore Road, Tucson, AZ 85755 Vero Amore | Dinner 6:00pm: GrubHub Delivery at Camp Headquarters, 2228 West Moore Road, Tucson, AZ 85755 Magpies Gourmet Pizza | Dinner 6:00pm: GrubHub Delivery at Camp Headquarters, 2228 West Moore Road, Tucson, AZ 85755 La Hacienda |
*START OF RIDES – Aquatic Center Parking Lot
**Oro Valley Aquatic Center – Oro Valley, AZ
- Come PREPARED (prepared physically and with proper clothing for all weather conditions)
- Airfare/transportation
- Hotel accommodations/food costs and prep
- Check in with Shannon upon arriving to Tucson/Oro Valley area
- Bring your special diet foods for breakfasts and snacks throughout the workouts
- Lunch is usually during a bike ride, so bring what you need on the bike (bars, gel, fruit)
- Campers end each day at a local restaurant to share war stories from each day
- Bring a good attitude!! You will work hard, you will be tired! Get to sleep after dinner for rest and recovery to work hard again next day.
ABOUT THE VENUE
Oro Valley
In the shadow of Pusch Ridge, the western end of the Santa Catalina Mountains, with the Tortolita mountains in the distance to the north and views of the Tucson skyline to the south, Oro Valley has a character and culture of its own, with all the conveniences of the bigger city nearby.
Less than half an hour from downtown Tucson up Oracle Road (State Route 77), Oro Valley was incorporated in 1974 and has a population just under 40,000. Its “Valley of Gold” name harkens back to a time when the area drew prospectors eager to find their fortune.
Though the rumors that the area was rich with gold proved false, Oro Valley is rich in natural beauty, outdoor adventure, and a small-town, family-friendly culture that’s landed it on several “best place to live” lists in recent years.
Among other highlights, Oro Valley is home to Tohono Chul Park, the El Conquistador Tucson, A Hilton Resort, and a fantastic Aquatic Center if you’re looking to get wet!
Accommodations
Official camp hotel:
Tucson/Oro Valley Hotels