Team Colorado's Mark Misch, head men's Cross Country and co-head men's and women's Track & Field coach at University of Colorado @ Colorado Springs, will be hosting the 2013 Colorado Springs FREE Cross Country Camp.
Interested in attending? Contact Mark Misch at mischrunning@yahoo.com or www.cospxccamp.webstarts.com for more information.
What: 2013 Colorado Springs Free Cross Country Camp
When: July 29th-August 2nd from 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Why: Because it's FREE!!!
See you there!
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Altitude Project
Collegiate Distance Running Camp in Mammoth Lakes, CA
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| Schuetze loses his shirt in Mammoth |
www.altitudeproject.com
twitter: @altitudeProject
Nick states, "We aim to grow people's understanding of running in many ways and give them the experience of training at altitude."
Special guest appearance by Olympian and AR Holder, Ryan Hall.
Contact Nick Schuetze (runninman@gmail.com) or www.altitudeproject.com for more information.
"Mammoth Lakes is a great platform for inspiring a distance runner looking to reach their potential as an athlete. With ideal altitude of 7500 ft, great soft trails, very diverse terrain from a northwest feel to the open desert, and great atmosphere with elite teams such as Team USA. I enjoyed all the diverse opportunities for the run with gorgeous views of the lakes, especially Lake Mary and Mammoth Mountain. If you want to get inspired there is no better place to train than Mammoth Lakes, CA."
- Mike Sayenko, University of Washington
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