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Sportive Training Weekends in the Yorkshire Dales


2012 May Day Bank Holiday Sportive Training Weekends in the Yorkshire Dales

4th to 7th May 2012

A Yorkshire Dales Scene - Photo - Dave LawranceJoin Sports Tours International for a specialist cycling training camp dedicated to preparing your for your next Cyclo Sportive.
Taking place in Skipton, North Yorkshire, this camp is ideal for anyone looking to take part in events including the Etape du Tour, Paris Roubaix or any other Cyclo Sportive.
We started the popular camps a few years ago as we noticed that some cyclists weren't getting the most out of their event. Whether this was down to a lack of training, or just underestimating how difficult Sportives are.
Here you can speak to the experts and get advice and support from peers.

Special offer - A limited number of Etape du Tour entries are available at £50 when you book your travel package! But hurry, numbers are limited.

The days will be split up into various key themes, including mechanical assistance, seminars on training, nutrition and bike maintenace. We'll also have route and profile analysis from experts about Cyclo Sportives.

ITINERARY:
Friday: afternoon / evening:
Arrive at your leisure to the Hotel Rendezvous, Skipton, North Yorkshire.
There will be a pre dinner welcome meeting to introduce you to the camp personnel and explain how the weekend will be run. This will be followed by a group dinner.
If arriving into Skipton by train between 15:00hrs and 18:30hrs we will operate a free shuttle service to the Hotel every 15 - 20 minutes.

Saturday:
Buffet Breakfast followed by 9am departure of training rides. Our training rides have been designed to simulate a typical sportive route and will include 4 climbs in the Yorkshire Dales national park. We hope to be able to offer 3 group rides catering for most abilities.
All rides will be led by local Yorkshire riders who have excellent knowledge of the regions roads. There will be a back up support vehicle and food & drink stations.
In the evening there will be a seminar discussion on Route analysis, profile examination, equipment choice, tips on how to ride the event).
After the seminar there will be a group dinner.

Sunday:
Buffet Breakfast followed by 9am departure of training rides. Our training rides have been designed to simulate a typical sportive route and will include 2 climbs in the Yorkshire Dales national park. We hope to be able to offer 3 group rides catering for most abilities.
All rides will be led by local Yorkshire riders who have excellent knowledge of the regions roads.
There will be a back up support vehicle and food & drink stations.
In the afternoon you will have free access to the leisure club (swimming pool, sauna/steam room, Spa, gym). There will also be mechanical assistance for those that require it.
In the evening there will be a seminar discussion on nutrition for cycling long distance events.

Monday:
Buffet Breakfast followed at 08:30hrs by a steady 2hrs morning ride returning to shower and change before a mid day departure. Alternatively relax at the hotel and enjoy the leisure facilities before departing.

Price:

3 NIGHTS – Twin to share with another person £299
SINGLE ROOM SUPPLEMENT – £109
NON REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT PAYABLE WITH BOOKING – £100, PLUS NON REFUNDABLE ETAPE ENTRY FEE, IF REQUIRED*

Included:

  • 3 Nights Dinner, Bed & Breakfast at the Hotel Rendezvous, Skipton based on Twin Room share
  • Guided training rides by local riders
  • Vehicle support on training rides
  • Feed stops & drink stations
  • Expert advice
  • Evening seminars Sportive route analysis, nutritional advice, training advice
  • Mechanical assistance

HOW TO BOOK:
Click on the green button below.

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Bike Hire options:
If you wish to hire one of our sportive bikes, then please add it to your booking during the online booking process. For more information about our bikes, please visit the bike page by clicking here.

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