2015 CTC Tri Training Camp Guide

2015 CTC Training Camp

6th Annual CTC Triathlon Training

Camp

May 1-3, 2015


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Who: Newbie and Veteran Triathletes

What: The best value in tri camps

Where: Mohican Adventures

3058 State Route 3

Loudonville, OH 44842

1-888-909-7400

http://www.mohicanadventures.com/

When: Friday, May 1nd, 2015 Check-in between 5 & 8 pm

Find Check-in Coordinator upon arrival

How: With all your run, bike & swim gear

Why: To learnTo push yourselfFor an escape

To live like a pro for a weekend (only more

fun)!

Cost: Full camp with lodging single bed: $200

Full camp with lodging shared bed: $140

Providing own lodging (food included): $60


Welcome to the 6th Annual CTC Tri Camp!

After 5 years, we are excited to bring camp back to Mohican again

this year! We are continuing to improve the experience year after

year. Well build a quality training & learning weekend for all

levels of triathletes to benefit from. The Mohican area offers a

great opportunity for challenging runs and rides and the scenery

is spectacular.

As in the past, weve reserved house style cabins for the

weekend. Were planning the big Friday rides again for those

who can get the day off work and come down early. Some key

information for this year:

All meals and snacks are provided

Dinners on Friday and Saturday are catered.

Although we have 2 training tracks athletes can jump

between training options if they choose.

After checking in at the Mohican Adventures entrance you

will be guided to the Century House for cabin and bed

assignments.

The night run course will be marked with glow-sticks to get

everyone through safely & there will be an optional

pavement run for those that forgot their headlamp.

OPTIONAL: Bring a unique salad/side dish to show off your

culinary skills for Saturdays lunch or bring your

favorite homemade portable food to share with your fellow

bikers!

OPTIONAL: This year we have a massage therapist joining

us for treatment on Saturday/Sunday. She charges

$1/minute for post-workout massage. Most treatments are

10-15 minutes.


Getting there

Mohican Adventures is located just south of Loudonville on

State Route three (north of the State Park entrance). The

cabins are on the west side of the road (see map below). When

you arrive, check in at the gatehouse for your parking and

cabin passes.

From the Cleveland area, there are several ways to get to

Loudonville. The most straight-forward is to take I-71 South

to Exit 173 (Mansfield / Lucas exit) to St. Rt. 39. Go East to

Loudonville, approximately 18 miles. In town, take St. Rt. 3

South about 1.5 miles to Mohican Adventures.


Regional Map

Campground Map & Registration


Friday Camp Schedule 10 am 67-mile A Ride Loudonville / Danville Loop

2 pm 32-mile B Ride Mohican / Loudonville Area

5 8 pm Arrival / Check-in

6:30 pm Dinner

7:30 pm Introductions / Camp kick-off

8:30 pm Night Run, Mohican MTB Trails (3 / 6 mile options)

After Campfire (weather permitting)

Saturday Camp Schedule

7 8:30 am Breakfast

8:30 am Club Photo / Bike Safety Discussion / Bike Prep

8:45 am Newbies: Bike Skills

clinic / Ride

Vets: Big

Saturday Ride

35+ mile bike

though

Mohicans hills

Vets:

Moderate

Ride

options 10-11 am Newbies: Basic Bike

Maintenance

11-12 am Newbies: Transition

clinic

Vets: Trail

or path run

Noon 2

pm

Lunch / Rest

2 5 pm Newbies: Big Brick Vets: Run

Focus Brick

Vets: Bike

Focus Brick

5 6 pm Swim Techniques Clinic

6 pm Dinner

7 8 pm Clinics TBD

After Campfire (weather permitting)

Sunday Camp Schedule

7 8 am Breakfast

8:30 9:30 Bike Prep and Warm-up/Stretching Discussion

9:30 11:00 Wally Road Pace Line Riding

11:00 am + Lunch / Optional Run / Departure


Suggested Gear ListSuggested Gear ListSuggested Gear ListSuggested Gear List

Sleeping Bag or Bedding

Pillow

Lounging / Casual Clothes

Swim / Bike / Run Clothes

Bathroom gear

Swim Cap

Goggles

Towel

Helmet

Bike Road

Water Bottles

Bike Gear

Camp Chair

Bike tube / Pump / Basic tools

Snacks for Bike

Raincoat / Rain gear

Trail Running Shoes

(optional)

Road Running Shoes

Sunglasses / Visors / Hats /

Etc.

Notebook & Pencil

Money for additional snacks /

expenses

Adult Beverages (optional)

GPS or watch

Camera / phone

Any other personal gear you

may need


Ride Maps


Friday Big RideFriday Big RideFriday Big RideFriday Big Ride

67 miles

2,500 feet of climbing

The first 20 miles of this ride are a challenging and hilly ride

through awesome countryside and woodland areas. The next

twenty are a bit flatter with varied terrain and a few tough but

short climbs. Miles 40-45 you can really open it up on mostly flat

open roads. The last twenty will keep you working with climbs

on tired legs. The directions are easier that it looks!


Mohican / Malabar / Danville

66-miles of hills

0mi Start

1.33mi Turn left at W Main St

4.4mi Turn left at Highway 917

5.03mi Turn right at Highway 3006

6.31mi Slight left at Highway 1027

7.61mi Turn left to stay on Highway 1027

8.1mi Turn right to stay on Highway 1027



8.82mi Continue on Highway 1075

11.28mi Turn left at Gladden Rd

13.41mi Turn left at OH-603

13.43mi Sharp right at Lucas-Perrysville Rd

15.58mi Continue on Dickes Rd

15.83mi Turn left at Moffett Rd

18.29mi Turn left at Pleasant Valley Rd

19.71mi Continue on 438/Bromfield Rd

20.7mi Slight right at 302/Hastings East Rd

23.16mi Continue on Hastings-Newville Rd

23.77mi Continue on 329/Scott Rd

24.77mi Turn left at Washington South Rd

25.5mi Continue on 340/Alexander Rd

26.49mi Turn left at 344/Rule Rd

29.05mi Continue on 345/Gatton Rock Rd

29.79mi Turn right at 403/Stoffer Rd

30.11mi Sharp left at Garber Rd

32.99mi Turn right at Hamilton Rd

34.91mi Turn left at Ankneytown Rd

35.32mi Continue on Old Mansfield Rd

37.4mi Turn left at Mishey Rd

39.86mi Slight right to stay on Mishey Rd

45.5mi Turn right at Swendal Rd

45.53mi Continue on Nunda Rd

47.96mi Turn right to stay on Nunda Rd

48.9mi Continue on Apple Valley Rd

50.04mi Turn left to stay on Apple Valley Rd

50.2mi Turn right to stay on Apple Valley Rd

50.74mi Turn left at Danville Amity Rd

51.22mi Turn right to stay on Danville Amity Rd

54.03mi Turn left at Chapel Rd

55.21mi Turn left at Danville Jelloway Rd/OH-205

55.38mi Slight right at Chapel Rd

57.73mi Continue on Jelloway Rd

59.94mi Continue on Jefferson

61.62mi Slight left at Jericho Rd/Jerico Rd




Friday B Ride

32 miles


The first 20 miles of this ride are the same as the route as the big ride.

Although only 32 miles, the ride involves a lot of climbing and is a

challenging ride for any level of cyclist. The ride travels through the heart

of Mohican as is a fantastic way to start a big weekend of workouts.


Mohican / Malabar 32Mohican / Malabar 32Mohican / Malabar 32Mohican / Malabar 32----miles through the parkmiles through the parkmiles through the parkmiles through the park

0mi Start

1.33mi Turn left at W Main St



6.31mi Slight left at Highway 1027

7.61mi Turn left to stay on Highway 1027

8.1mi Turn right to stay on Highway 1027

8.17mi Slight left to stay on Highway 1027




11.28mi Turn left at Gladden Rd


13.43mi Sharp right at Lucas-Perrysville Rd

15.58mi Continue on Dickes Rd

15.83mi Turn left at Moffett Rd

18.29mi Turn left at Pleasant Valley Rd

21.45mi Turn right at OH-603

21.80mi Turn right at SR 95

23.08mi Turn left at Bunkerhill North Rd / CH 350 (becomes CR100)

25.75mi Turn left on Cleveland Street

28.05mi Enter Mohican State Park

31.85mi Turn left on SR-3

32.10mi Turn left into Mohican Adventures Campground


Friday Night RunFriday Night RunFriday Night RunFriday Night Run

The trail run through the Mohican mountain bike trails has been a hit since

the camp started. We strap on headlamps and keep the pace slow. Lots of

climbing and descending. Its a very social run. Its only a 5.5 miler, but

takes a good amount of time to get through the woods. If you arent

confident going off-road, you can run on the paved running path nearby or

hangout at the campfire.

Trail Split

Merge Left


Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday ModerateModerateModerateModerate Ride Ride Ride Ride

You cant escape climbing in the Mohican area, unless you spend all of your

time on Wally Road. However, based on feedback from last year, weve

added a moderate ride for those who want to save their legs for a stronger

run or bike later in the day. Sure, youll still climb 1,000 feet over 13 miles,

but the climbs are easy to moderate and you can pace yourself

comfortably. Or you can hammer your choice!

Turn right on OH-3 S 0.86 mi: Turn right on OH-97 W 3.82 mi: Turn right on Mohican Rd 51/Park Rd 3.91 mi: Sharp left to stay on Mohican Rd 51/Park Rd Continue to follow Park Rd 6.34 mi: Turn left onto Co Hwy 939 6.93 mi: Head east on Co Rd 3006 7.14 mi: Turn left onto Co Rd 917 7.78 mi: Turn right onto Co Hwy 2920 10.36 mi: Continue onto W Main St 11.35 mi: Turn right on OH-3 S 13.12 mi: Turn right into Mohican Adventures


Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday BigBigBigBig Ride Ride Ride Ride

This ride will test your mettle. We will ride out to Pleasant Hill Lake, then

follow HFP Racings new Olympic Course for 25 miles (course below), then

ride back. Plan on 35 to 40 total miles. If you rode Friday, this ride may

very well bring you to your knees! If not, it will be a real quad burner none-

the-less! Visit HFPs web-site for more information on their up-coming race

this June:

http://www.hfpracing.com/events/signature/mef/course.htm


SaturdSaturdSaturdSaturday Ride through Mohican (OPTIONALay Ride through Mohican (OPTIONALay Ride through Mohican (OPTIONALay Ride through Mohican (OPTIONAL))))

26 miles


You will be treated to a spectacular ride through the Mohican State Park.

You are highly recommended to take in a bit of the scenery as you suffer

through over 2,000 feet of climbing. Its tough, but youll be rewarded with

an awesome dinner to get your mojo back later that evening!


Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday AfternoonAfternoonAfternoonAfternoon Ride through Nashville (Ride through Nashville (Ride through Nashville (Ride through Nashville (subject to subject to subject to subject to

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27 miles

900 feet of climbing

The loop starts out with 11 miles flats down Wally Road along the river.

Some challenging climbs come into play for the next 7 miles. In the middle

of that stretch is an area where stronger riders can really have some fun on

some quick rollers and hammer it out at a fast pace then are rewarded

with a steep tough short climb into the Nashville square. The rest of the

ride will wear you down a bit with climb after climb (and prevailing winds

in your face).

Important note: A small portion (about 1 mile) of the ride is on un-paved

roads. Its a little bumpy, but youll have no problem as its tight packed dirt

and relatively smooth. Just take it a bit slower and you (and your bike) will

be fine. Last year, conditions were not good. We will preview the course

before camp this year and change the course if necessary.


Saturday Nashville RideSaturday Nashville RideSaturday Nashville RideSaturday Nashville Ride (Contd)(Contd)(Contd)(Contd)

This route is simple. Turn Left out of the campground, just past

Mohican Adventures turn right on Wally Road. Take Wally 11-

miles to the end. Turn left on SR 514 and travel 7 miles to

Nashville. Turn Left on SR 60 and head to Loudonville. In

downtown Loudonville, turn left on SR 3 and head back to camp.


SSSSundayundayundayunday In the Flats Riding In the Flats Riding In the Flats Riding In the Flats Riding (Newbie & Veteran):

32 miles

Pace line practice, steady state riding

This ride takes the paved portion of Wally Road out to the end of

the asphalt, turn around and do 2x back-and-forth for a total of

about 32 miles. You can cut out at 16 miles if you need a rest or

want to get a longer run in afterwards. Well practice some

triathlon specific pace lines. For the newbies this is a perfect

way to practice cycling skills before the big Sunday ride. For the

veterans, this isnt a leisure ride, but it isnt a quad-burner either

and we like to put our speed muscles on and see just how fast

we can fly!

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