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Ready to make new friends, learn new skills, and increase your fitness level?

Our camps give you the practical skills and resources to become better athletes, within a fun and supportive atmosphere!

Push past your limits!

Push your boundaries, find your limits (and push past them) and see what you’re capable of before race day.

Our camps are designed to push you in a challenging, but supportive environment, so that race day is easy(er).

LAKE PLACID TRAINING CAMP

June 22-26

Experience the amazing beauty of the Adirondacks while we train on the iconic Lake Placid course! This will be a great weekend of training for triathlons of all distances.

Who is the camp for?

Long distance triathletes of all abilities

Athletes looking to increase their fitness level

Athletes wanting to further their knowledge of long-distance training and racing

Folks seeking fun and camaraderie

Ready to learn more about our training camp?

My experience at OFM's Lake Placid Camp was the best preparation I could have experienced before my race a month later. With the oversaturated schedule I roll with, my arrival to the team house was around midnight, but I was greeted by our teammate Lee, and we unpacked my car together. Our whole team ate breakfast together, and we embarked on the intimidating Lake Placid bike course in groups. My confidence on those hills was through the roof on race day, as I knew how to race the course, especially the Keene descent. Again, we ate dinner together and prepared for the full distance Lake Placid swim course the following morning. Even though it's a lake swim, feeling comfortable in that body of water and absorbing swim tips was essential for me to PR that swim. And before I left for the weekend, Brett and I ran most of the run course together. If there is an essential ingredient to racing your best effort, going to train on your race course is a must. And being there with a friendly, experienced group of teammates made the experience 100% worthwhile.

I wanted to let you know how much I appreciate what you did for me. I feel confident that I will get out of the water on time at my Half Ironman. You helped me improve immensely in a short period of time. You also provided me with a great deal of confidence." Anyway, I had my best swim ever (thanks to you). It took me just almost 54 minutes. I averaged 2:26/100. Felt great the whole swim. Of course, it was wetsuit legal, but even with that, I had never swam even close to that fast in a wetsuit. And I stayed primarily in zones 2 and 3.