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2012 Boulder Altitude Camp--UPDATE!
Putting on a camp is a LOT of work, so we took 2011 off from camps and will re-tool things to take an already AWESOME camp and make it even better. We learned a lot from our initial camp (that for starters we hit it OUT OF THE PARK). There are always things to do differently & improve on details, so that is what Coach Sean (of Team Hendryx) and I are up to this season.  We are even looking at hosting the 2012 camp in Clermont, Florida. Plans are to split the focus from Iron-distance camp based to add a HALF-Iron Distance camp at the same time. Two groups, two focuses. Of course the camp will be open to all people of all abilities but we think those that will benefit most are athletes newer to long distance racing (or brand new for that matter). Stay tuned later this season to this site for updates to the best dog-gone triathlon camp you can enter...we'll be working on the dates and details from here. Come and join the 2012 Boulder Altitude Camp coming to Clermont, FL or Boulder, CO!
(L to R) Coach Sean, Tracy, Tim, Klaus & Calvin
Presentation to the Heiman Family
Camp Summary
The 2010 Boulder Altitude Camp went off without a hitch with PERFECT weather all week long. Athletes were treated to the best Boulder offers in weather and training camps. Coach Sean & coach Kevin put on a class treatment involving every facet of preparation you could ask for in a camp...from LT testing at Boulder Center Sports Medicine lab, top notch sponsors, motivated athletes (who are all doing Ironman CDA in a few weeks),  long rides, hilly rides, trail runs & outdoor swimming and video tape analysis, group lunches and ride support, guest speakers & massages. To top it all off we were able to raise money for a local family cause and we feel great about this camp and how it turned out. The athletes came away learning new things and left better and more knowledgeable athletes. Above is a picture of the presentation check to the family the camp benefited. Klaus (the little boy on the left) is in need of medical treatments with an ongoing illness. If you would like to find out more about how to donate to his cause, please visit this link:  Caring Bridge to benefit Klaus Dragon Heiman.

Feel like you missed out on a great opportunity? Hold on...there's more! We are looking at a spring camp in Cleremont or perhaps a 2011 Edition of the Boulder Altitude Camp.  If you're interested, keep us in mind & check this website in a few months. Take care!

2010 Boulder Altitude Camp Registration Form (Camp held: May 24th-29th)
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Welcome to the 2010 Boulder Altitude Camp! This camp is USAT Sanctioned (campers must be either USAT annual members or purchase a 1-day license) and will be held from May 24th to May 29th, 2010. Located in the triathlon Mecca of Boulder, CO, our camp will offer a myriad of swim, bike and run workouts on and up through the Rocky Mountains. This camp will have guest speakers on nutrition, bike fitting and aerodynamics, injury prevention and strengthening, underwater swim video and running form analysis, Q & A with a pro triathlete, the best "goodie bag" (schwag) around, group welcome & ending dinners, supported ultra-ride, blood LT testing, and much, much more. The focus of this camp is to provide an educational experience in iron-distance training while getting in a high mileage week (approximately 20 hrs) of quality training  amongst a battalion of 15 other highly motivated athletes. Led by two veteran Ironman athlete/expert USAT coaches, Kevin Konczak of Gemini Multisport and Sean Hendryx, founder of Team Hendryx. If you have ever dreamed about living the sport for a week like a pro, come to Boulder and attend the first annual Boulder Altitude Camp. This is IDEAL for athletes training for Ironman CDA or Ironman USA, or those who just want to learn and train a lot in the picture postcard city of Boulder. Brought to you by Gemini Multisport and Team Hendryx. A portion of proceeds goes to charity for a local family in need of help. For questions please email: kk@geminimultisport.com or sean_hendryx@hotmail.com or call Camp Directors, Sean at 352-978-0239 or Kevin at 720-352-2016.

Confirmation of registration should be available within a week of receiving your registration form and payment, which you then will need to make your travel arrangements. We have a set number of rooms available at Best Western Golden Buff Lodge (303-442-7450)--mention you are with the Boulder Altitude Camp for discounted rates.

Cost of camp is $530 USD (if paying via PayPal add $30)

REGISTER at Active.com link below or by using the form & Pay Pal below. 

*10% discount to Team Hendryx/Gemini Multisport current roster of athletes.
 


2010 Boulder Altitude Camp Fee + PayPal
$560.00
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Weather:  Average May high temperature is 72 F with 42 F as a low. Be prepared for any weather as blazing hot weather or chilly spring storm could blow through anyime. Usually it is pretty close to these temperature, more often hovering closer to upper 70s.

Boulder Creek Festival May 21-23rd. The official kickoff to summer. Hundreds of local arts and crafts, painting, sculpture, food, entertainment (singing/dancing), rides and shopping nestled on the “Creek” in downtown Boulder. Admission: FREE

 

Bolder-Boulder 10K on May 31st.  Come run with 54,000 other runners in one of the largest road races on the planet! This 10K race offers the largest non-marathon prize purses, with professional and top age group runners from around the globe. There are also walker waves with children/parents in later waves for those just wanting a more scenic tour through local neighborhoods.

 

Pearl Street Mall: Boulder’s most popular visitor’s destination. It has local shopping, street performers, entertainment, microbreweries, dining, souveniers, and about anything else a tree-hugging-wanna-be Boulderite would want, nestled in the foot of the People’s Republic of Boulder.

 Local coffee shops:
 

Amante’ at 4580 Broadway St, a local favorite meeting place for bikers and athletes alike. Many group rides start on the weekend from Amante’. They are also offer pastry & sandwiches as well as wireless internet.


Vic’s at 2680 Broadway St. a few doors from Fleet Feet-Boulder. Stop in and catch a glimpse of the many pro athletes and Tour de France riders who are in town. Great coffee, stylin’ atmosphere.

 

Peete’s Coffee at 1695 29th Street –on the 29th Street Mall across from the Best Western Buff Lodge. There is a reason Lance Armstrong has Peet’s coffee flown in for his team during the Tour…try it for yourself, it’s a great pick me up.

 Places to eat:

Mexican:  Terrace Maya at 4929 Broadway. Great prices and food, without the bling. Very local indeed.

 

Rio Grande at 1101 Walnut Street is known for TexMex food prepared daily and their famous Margaritas and rooftop patio.

 

Burgers: Dark Horse Inn at 2922 Baseline Rd.. This won 2nd place Best of Boulder in 2009, but I think it tops the #1 pick. Unique atmosphere—a place you’re sure to revisit again.

 

Walnut Brewery at 1123 Walnut Street. This may not have been picked as #1 or #2 in the last few Best of Boulder—but I think this tops everyone in town hands down. This is truly one of the best burgers I’ve found in all of Colorado.

 

Italian:  Pasta Jay’s at 1001 Pearl St. Good food & prices in one of the city’s hottest night life areas.

 

Gondolier at 1738 Pearl St.  One of the oldest family owned restaurants in Boulder.

 

Pizza:  Abo’s at 2761 Iris Av. Countless Best of Boulder awards, New York Style. This is Boulder’s most likely to win 2010 AGAIN!

Protos Pizzeria at 4670 Broadway, nationally recognized by Bon Appetit magazine.

 

Subs: SNARF’S at 2049 Pearl St. Nobody can touch SNARF’S for a sub sandwich in Boulder. Many have tried but this is the “Big Daddy” at present.
 

 Vegetarian: VG Burgers at 1650 Broadway St.
 

Leaf Vegetarian Restaurant at 2010 16th St., contemporary cuisine and bar.

 

Boulder Dushanbe Teahouse at 1770 13th St, some vegetarian options.

 

Bike Shops: Colorado Multisport at 2705A Spruce Street,  visit Boulder’s top triathlon shop where athletes like Peter Reid, Chrissy Wellington, Tim DeBoom, Macca, Greg and Laura Bennett amongst others have all done business with the good ‘ol boys who live and breath the sport of triathlon. It’s like a tri-geeks candy shop! Open M-Sat. 10-6 PM.

 

Running shoe stores:  Fleet Feet Sports-Boulder (a few doors down from Vic’s on Broadway).

Camp Sponsors:
 

Boulder Massage Specialists, Brooks, Infinit, Rudy Project, Blue Seventy, Salt Stick, Colorado Multisport, Clif Bar, Team Hendryx, Gemini Multisport

 

Transportation from DIA:  Super Shuttle  or RTD (Approx. $22 per round trip on the “AB” bus to Boulder.)

 


 

2010 Boulder Altitude Camp Cancellation Policy:
The total camp fee minus $150 is refundable for withdrawals up until March 24th, 2010. For withdrawals after March 24th, 2010 but on or before April 24th, 2010 50% of your full camp fee payment is refundable. For withdrawals on or after April 25, 2010 only 25% of your full camp fee payment is refundable.

Should Boulder Altitude Camp cancel a camp for any reason, we will refund you the full amount of your camp fee including your deposit, within 30 days of the cancellation of the camp. We cannot however be responsible for expenses incurred with airline tickets or any travel arrangements.


 
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