What to Expect

Daily Group Rides
Interval work, climbing, and endurance rides led by experienced coaches on Tucson’s legendary routes.

Swim Sessions
Pool and open water training focused on stroke efficiency, pacing, and confidence.

Run Workouts
Brick runs, pacing drills, and recovery-focused form sessions—ideal for strong bike-to-run transitions.

Workshops
Fueling, strength, recovery, and race strategy breakdowns to fine-tune your training approach.

Itinerary

Day 1 – Arrival + Shakeout Sessions

Check-in & bike setup at camp HQ

Welcome ride (15–20 miles on local roads)

Evening workshop: “Fueling for Performance”

Day 2 – Climb Day + Run Efficiency

Morning: Mount Lemmon Iconic Climb 50 miles

Recovery and lunch

Afternoon: Run form + cadence drills

Evening talk: “Mastering the Bike-to-Run Transition”

Day 3 – Long Brick Day

Morning: Desert Tucson Loop endurance ride + transition run (80-100 miles + 3–5 miles)

Focus: fuel strategy, bike pacing, and smooth transitions

Evening recovery session and mobility class

Day 4 – Swim Focus + Spin Out

Early morning: Pool swim or optional open water swim

Midday: Final group ride (20–30 miles active recovery)

Wrap-up: Coach feedback + individualized take-home training plan

Camp Location: Tucson, Arizona

Next Camp Date: Feb 19th-22nd 2025
Level: Intermediate to Advanced Triathletes
Cost: $1500 (Includes coaching, pool access, and workshops. Meals and lodging shared room included.)

Why Tucson?

Tucson is a world-renowned triathlon destination, known for:

Mild winter weather and over 300 days of sun

Rolling desert roads and challenging climbs like Mt. Lemmon

Access to Olympic-quality pools, beautiful trail systems, and a vibrant endurance culture

Swim Sessions
Pool and open water training focused on stroke efficiency, pacing, and confidence.

Run Workouts
Brick runs, pacing drills, and recovery-focused form sessions—ideal for strong bike-to-run transitions.

Workshops
Fueling, strength, recovery, and race strategy breakdowns to fine-tune your training approach.

Day 1 – Arrival + Mobility & Mechanics

Check-in & welcome session

Group mobility session + run form drills

Evening Q&A: "The Foundation of Race-Day Success"

Day 2 – Swim Focus

Pool session: stroke efficiency, pacing, & drills

Workshop: Swim-to-bike transition strategies

Afternoon shakeout run (optional)

Recovery & strength session

Day 3 – Run Focus

Long run or tempo intervals (based on ability)

Running form workshop with video analysis

Discussion: Fueling for endurance & recovery

Optional dip in the pool to cool down

Day 4 – Open Water & Brick Practice

Open water swim simulation (location dependent)

Brick workout: Swim-to-run practice with pacing focus

Wrap-up session + personalized feedback

Who It’s For

This camp is ideal for:

Triathletes training for Olympic, 70.3, or full-distance races

Athletes with a cycling base looking to improve swim/run performance

Beginners looking for hands-on coaching in a low-pressure environment

Anyone craving focused, intentional training in a supportive community

Camp Location: Tucson, Arizona

Next Camp Date: Feb 26th-Mar 1st, 2025
Level: Intermediate Triathletes
Cost: $1500 (Includes coaching, pool access, and workshops. Meals and lodging in a shared room are included.)

Tucked between southern Arizona’s rolling desert and sky island peaks, Patagonia serves up some of the smoothest, most scenic gravel in the Southwest—and we’re calling this camp the “Cream Filling” because it hits just right.

This high-mileage, low-drama gravel camp offers daily rides through Patagonia’s iconic ranchlands and winding washes, perfect for building fitness early in the season. Expect fully supported rides, challenging elevation, and laid-back evenings under the stars.

Camp Highlights

Daily routes: 40–70 miles, 3,000–5,000 ft climbing

Fully supported: ride guides, water stops, mechanical support

Communal meals + post-ride hangs at Gravel House basecamp

Optional skills sessions/bike handling

Epic Swag Bag and Giveaways

Whether you're training for spring races or just chasing sunshine and desert solitude, this Patagonia gravel retreat offers the perfect mix of big efforts and mellow vibes.

Limited spots available – reserve your ride window today!

Please Note:
Lodging and meals are not included.
Riders are responsible for their accommodations and food (though we’ll share local lodging recommendations and encourage communal meals!).

Costs: $250