Prepare, train and recover the way the professionals do
Tell us the group, roughly what level everyone rides and where you would want it. This one is priced on application and built to the brief.
2027 pricing is being confirmed
Most cycling holidays are rides with food attached. A training camp is a different thing. There is a plan, the days build on each other, and somebody is watching what you are doing and telling you when to back off.
This replicates a Tudor Pro Cycling camp. Team performance staff run the programme, team coaches and mechanics work on you and your bike, and team riders are in it rather than dropping by for a photograph.
Bike fitting on arrival. Structured days. Nutrition matched to the training. Massage and a debrief each evening.
Three days is the shape it usually takes, and it can be built around wherever suits your group.
Built and run by team performance staff, not improvised
Rides that build across the three days rather than repeat
Fitting, checks and team mechanics for the whole camp
Performance guidance and on road support, with riders in the group
Aligned to the demands of the days you are actually riding
Recovery treated as part of the training, which is the part amateurs skip
Team kit on arrival
Built around your date and your location, not a race calendar.
Set up at the location of your choice. Full kit package, bike fitting, meet the riders and staff, then dinner.
Performance brief over breakfast. Bikes and nutrition prepared by the staff while you eat.
Ride briefing, then out with the coach and riders. The plan for the day is explained before you start it.
Coffee and free time while the team works on the bikes. Debrief and dinner in the evening.
Same morning routine, then training with the coach and riders. Lunch, and away.
The programme is built around who is actually coming.
The camp comes to a location of your choice rather than a fixed base.
Coaches, riders, routes and the daily structure.
Prepare, train, recover, repeat.
