US Racing Camp, Mt. Hood, Oregon

.::: Excel

US Racing Camps have been tailored to achieve lasting performance gains and excel racers like no other program. How? Three reasons:

1) Limited enrollment (only 14 per session) ensures each racer gets a maximum of one on one with the coaches. At US Racing camps, you're not a number in the line, or a face in the crowd.

2) Periodized training blocks of 3 or 4 days followed by an active rest day gives racers the advantage of progessive loading without "burn-out" over the full two weeks.

3) The very latest techincal & tactical concepts are delivered in an age-specific format - not one size fits all.

Because of the increased demands for personal responsibility while training at higher altitude and above tree line, the camp is designed to accommodate and assist racers who have already achieved a minimum level of competency*. This is not a learn to ski camp. Expectations for performance and a serious attitude are very high.

* Eligibility: USSA or ACA licensed competitors. - J3 (US), K2 (CAN) and older (as of the 2009-10 season)

.::: Coaching

With 20 years of experience coaching elite athletes and successful race programs around the world, US Racing Camp director Nigel Loring has developed a winning approach for racers. He holds a degree in Kinesiology and is an internationally certified high performance coach through both the US and Canadian Ski Associations.

Nigel has been directing exclusive summer race camps in Europe, South America and on Mt. Hood for many years and invites you to Oregon this summer.

Greg Fox

Greg Fox from Canada is also a high performance, level 3 coach and as well as being a professional educator in the public school system, brings a focused confidence to all aspects of t Personal Progress reports he camp. Greg is a highly committed to making sure each racer gets the support they need to succeed.

We make sure that each athlete has a clear feedback and positive direction each and every day. At the conclusion of the camp, every athlete receives a formal report reviewing their progress throughout the camp and recommendations for future developmental considerations.

Jeremy is a Level II CSCF coach and is intensely passionate about Jeremy Law healthy living in all of it's aspects! He grew up ski racing in competiting at many National Championships in addition to racing FIS extensively throughout Quebec and British Columbia. Currently, Jeremy is training to compete in triathlon and Ironman events (Cornerbrook Ironman 70.3 on July 27, 2008) at the highest level attainable while also coaching the Wentworth Ski Racing Club.

.::: Testimonials

“Lauren is out in the garage at the moment longingly staring at her skis and getting ready to put a coat of wax on them for storage. She had an awesome experience, commented to us that she had learned so much and looking forward to next year already she informs us.” - N. Acker

US Racing Camps 2007 “Kate hasn't stopped talking about the camp...she had a fabulous time. I think she is very pleased with her skiing improvements...sounds to me like she is back on track with skiing. I really think this camp renewed Kate's love of skiing and racing and I think this is evident by your comments of her focused interest to break through to a few new levels. Thanks you so much for this.” - J.A. &E. Wilton

“Many thanks for the wonderful camp. I know Tim really had a great experience and learned a lot.” - C. Robinson

“David thought it was an experience of a life-time! Thank you and to all of the kids who together, made it a wonderful experience.” - S. Blair-Reid

“Just wanted to drop you a note and say thanks for all your hard work with the kids last winter and at the Mt. Hood camp. I know Curtis really enjoyed the camp and he learned a lot at the same time, this to me is worth all the time and effort spent by the coaches and the parents with the kids during the ski season. Again thank you for a great job!” - T. Gibbs

Check out the 2007 Photogallary
Check out the 2008 Photogallary