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Crested Butte Camp Itinerary, Meal Plan Info

We have a great itinerary planned both on and off the snow for Crested Butte Camp.  Details inside.

BNS/Western State Crested Butte Ski Camp June 5-8, 2008
Time
Meeting Place
Activity
Bring
Thursday, June 5
8AM-11:30AM
Nordic Center
Ski Classic
Classic skis, dry clothes, water, food
12PM-2:30PM
TBD
Lunch, Video, Rest
 
2:45-3:30PM
Nordic Center
Strength Training: When, How and Why
Dryland training gear
3:30-4:45PM
Nordic Center
Strength Workout
Dryland Training Gear
6:00PM
TBD
Dinner
Appetite
7:00-8:00PM
Nordic Center
Technique: Skating
Notebook
Friday, June 6
7AM-11AM
Nordic Center
Skiing: Skate
Skis, dry clothes, water
12PM-2:30PM
TBD
Lunch, Video, Rest
 
2:45-3:45PM
Nordic Center
Technique: Classical
Notebook
3:45-5:00PM
Nordic Center
Ski Walking & Plyos
Dryland Training Gear
6:00PM
TBD
Dinner
Appetite
7:00-8:30PM
Nordic Center
Developing a Training Plan
Notebook, Training Log
Saturday, June 7
7AM-11AM
Nordic Center
Skiing: Skate
Skis, dry clothes, water
12PM-2:30PM
TBD
Lunch, Video, Rest
 
2:45-4:45PM
Nordic Center
Classic Ski
Classic Skis, clothes, H2O
6PM
TBD
Dinner
Appetite
7-8 PM
Nordic Center
Ski Selection: How to pick the right skis for the conditions
Notebook
8-9PM
TBD
Social
 
Sunday, June 8
7AM-10:30AM
Nordic Center
Ski Skate then Classic
Skis, dry clothes, water
11:00-12:00
TBD
Lunch, Video
 
12PM
 
--- CAMP ENDS ---
 
 
Camp Notes:
  • See Page 2 for Lodging and Meal information as well as details on presentation topics.
  • This camp schedule is flexible and we may need to make changes due to snow conditions. Any changes to the schedule will be posted at the Nordic Center and on bouldernordic.com as well as communicated during camp sessions.
  • Skiing conditions at this time of year are wildly variable. Be prepared for high-altitude spring weather which could be 70°F and sunny or snowing with high winds.
  • Equipment: Classic (waxless and/or waxable) & Skate gear, running shoes, sunscreen, sun glasses, sun hat, swimsuit, towel, ski and dryland clothes for 25-75 degrees.
  • Optional Equipment: fishing gear, climbing shoes, mountain bike.


 
Lodging/Food Details:
Discounted lodging and meal packages are available.   Contact the Nordic Inn @ 970.349.5542. For juniors wanting to share rooms, please contact BNS @ 720.227.9400. The costs are approximately $80/night for a room with 2 beds, 2 people, $90/night for 2 beds 4 people. Costs include a generous continental breakfast.
 
An informal meal plan that will consist of 3 dinners at local restaurants and 3 sandwich-bar lunches is available for $75. Breakfast is not included in the meal plan, but is included with a stay at the Nordic Inn. Please register for this meal plan at bouldernordic.com.
 
Total cost: Juniors $100 grooming fee, $160 4 nights lodging, $75 food = $335 + incidentals
Seniors: $360 grooming, coaching, $160 4 nights lodging, $75 food = $595
 
Presentation Details:
  • Strength Training: we will discuss the important aspects of strength training for cross-country skiing, providing specific exercises and workouts.
  • Technique: these sessions will go over the fundamentals of each skiing style and provide specific drills and tips to improve efficiency. We will work on these concepts on snow with video.
  • Developing a Training Plan: we will cover how to set specific training goals and break down a year into periods that focus on specific aspects of training to achieve those goals. Coaches will assist each athlete to write down his/her goals and outline a training plan to achieve them.
  • Ski Selection: We will cover the important features of skate and classic skis and discuss how these features affect performance in different snow conditions. Using flex testing equipment, we’ll show exactly how a ski flexes under different loads and what it means. From there, we will discuss the practical application of this knowledge by addressing how to test and choose the right skis for the conditions.

Written By: nschultz
Date Posted: 5/30/2008
Number of Views: 935

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