Tri Training Camps

Lake DeGray Triathlon Training Camp

A weekend full of intense triathlon training based just a few hours outside of the DFW metroplex. Athletes are given the opportunity to focus on training without every day interruptions. The camp will adhere to a rigorous training schedule for swimming, cycling, running, and rest.

One of the priorities of the staff is to broaden the athlete's knowledge of triathlon. Swimming, cycling, running, mental preparation, recovery, nutrition, energy systems, and many other topics will be discussed through-out the camp, but the focus will remain on training. It will be an enlightening period for participants to learn that physiological along with psychological needs play an important role in enhancing performance.

Any triathlete that aspires to become better at swimming, cycling, or running, or just for a weekend set aside for some great training with comrades should attend this camp.

Qualifications:

  • Must complete a sprint distance triathlon prior to camp start date.

Agenda

Day 1 (3/26/10)
11:00a – 11:30a      Introduction and Camp Schedule
11:30a – 12:30p Pool Swim
12:30p – 2:30p Lunch on your own/check-in
2:30p – 3:15p Physiology 101
3:15p – 4:00p Nutrition for the Endurance Athlete
4:00p – 5:30p Interval/Hill Ride
5:45p – 6:30p Short Run
7:30p – 9:00p Group Dinner (optional)
 
Day 2 (3/27/10)
7:00a – 8:00a Pool Swim
8:45a – 1:30p Long Ride
1:30p – 3:30p Lunch on your own
3:30p – 5:00p Competitive Edge Clinic
5:15p – 6:30p Functional Training
7:30p – 9:00p Group Dinner (optional)
 
Day 3 (3/28/10)
7:30a – 8:15a Open Water Swim
8:45a – 11:00a Long Run
11:00p – 12:30p Lunch on your own
12:30p – 1:30p Transition Practice/Clinic
1:30p – 3:00p Recovery Clinic

Registration

Registration limited to 35 people.

Next training camp: TBA

USAT Membership

The camp will be USAT sanctioned. You must be a USAT annual member or purchase a one day membership to participate in the camp. A one day membership can be purchased on your arrival to the camp.

"I learned valuable tips regarding nutrition, mental preparation, strength training, and recovery just to name a few and I enjoyed a variety of tough workouts that truly rekindled my interest in the sport. I found the outstanding coaching staff is well positioned to help any athlete. Ultimately, I would highly recommend this camp to any triathlete regardless of their experience level."
— T. Riemer

For questions please contact Coach Kristen.