[clipz]

i have a chance to go to the arizona one and was wondering what are your experiences if you have went good or bad.

right now ive been riding for 2 years and plan on racing next year training all winter long with a little time off. my bike is stock and i do plan on upgrading it shortly hoping i benefit more if i go. will they teach me proper techniques such as cornering, position on the bike help bring my speed up anything like that?

 

[rydbyk]

depends on what level/type of training camp it is. i suggest that you join a club and move your way up the ranks/levels too.

 

[waldo425]

I would assume that it completely depends. Do you have a link to a website or any more info to share?

 

[empty_set]

I've not heard too much about it, but that could be a good thing.

http://www.thecyclinghouse.com/camps/tucson-az/

 

[Creakyknees]

Wow that looks very cool. I'd say, hey if you got the time and the money, why not?

As a not-yet-raced-yet though, it may be a bit of drinking from a firehose. But yeah I bet you come away with vastly improved skills and knowledge.

 

[aatmurray]

I did a week with them, and it was awesome. I can't recommend it enough, but will agree that it might be a stretch depending on your level. You should be prepared to do 50-75 miles with at least one pretty significant climb in it.