ALTITUDE Project- Christian distance camp

[runnerwilson]

ALTITUDE Project, a running camp in Mammoth Lakes, California (Ryan Hall, Sarah Hall, Dan Brown, Andrew Carlson, Josh Cox and other elite runners attend camp) allows college athletes to train with numerous quality college runners in a Christian atmosphere (but you don't have to be a Christian to go to camp). The camp is 1-3 weeks long (you decide how long you want to be there) and the condos we stayed in were somewhere between 7,500-8,000 ft elevation. This year Ryan and Josh spoke, however, Carlson and Sarah were racing in Europe so they could'nt come as usual. We also got to meet Dan. For most of our runs we drove to 9,000 ft elevation to run (Lake Mary), but on Tuesdays ran from Lake Mary up to 10,800 feet. Last year some of the runners ran into Meb Keflezighi at Lake Mary and he spoke a little bit last year. There is a link to the website below (Once at the website, go to the Director's Welcome, scroll to the bottom and watch the promotional video for an idea of what Altitude Project is about) ANYONE can come to this camp
http://altitudeproject.com/

[jacksparrow34313]

Can you please go back and delete the 1000 other threads?

[Greatdragonrunner]

*bump*

[justrun]

already raisin funds. i am gonna be poor, oh well

[breakthebarrier]

They probably dont have dances...

[CampoXC rep]

Originally Posted by runnerwilson

ALTITUDE Project, a running camp in Mammoth Lakes, California (Ryan Hall, Sarah Hall, Dan Brown, Andrew Carlson, Josh Cox and other elite runners attend camp) allows college athletes to train with numerous quality college runners in a Christian atmosphere (but you don't have to be a Christian to go to camp). The camp is 1-3 weeks long (you decide how long you want to be there) and the condos we stayed in were somewhere between 7,500-8,000 ft elevation. This year Ryan and Josh spoke, however, Carlson and Sarah were racing in Europe so they could'nt come as usual. We also got to meet Dan. For most of our runs we drove to 9,000 ft elevation to run (Lake Mary), but on Tuesdays ran from Lake Mary up to 10,800 feet. Last year some of the runners ran into Meb Keflezighi at Lake Mary and he spoke a little bit last year. There is a link to the website below (Once at the website, go to the Director's Welcome, scroll to the bottom and watch the promotional video for an idea of what Altitude Project is about) ANYONE can come to this camp
http://altitudeproject.com/

question! I would love to go to this type of camp, but is there any way I could work, like doing cooking, cleaning, general management etc in order to not have to pay full price. I would be looking at 2 weeks, and quite frankly I would rather not have to pay 700 dollars because I am a college student and that kind of money would pay for me to share a cabin with my friends for 2 months and groceries in Truckee.

[Casey Singleton]

this place souns awesome. $700 doesn't though.

[Casey Singleton]

ok. I think im going to go.

[Shinjin]

Is it awkward for non-Christian runners? I'm fine with learning about "Christian living", and I don't mind a strong Christian influence, but the website gives me the impression bible study/worship goes on for 3-4 hours a day.

That seems like a ton, especially on something I'm not sure on where I stand.

Also, how many non-Christians come to the camp?

[pcrunna#1]

My cousin goes to this camp every year now for the last two summers and he is talking me into going. I guess he helps out with it since he went to a Christian University.