High Altitude Training
Bring your team to beautiful Lake Tahoe to train at 6,237 feet above sea level at a full-service environment — optimize your training sessions with the vast knowledge of internationally-acclaimed trainers and orthopedic professionals under one roof at the Barton Center for Orthopedics & Wellness. We take the guiding principles of power, speed, endurance, and agility to improve overall fitness and optimize play-time performance.
Join us for opportunities to come to Lake Tahoe for training and restoration opportunities with medical and coaching oversight, engage in coaching for coaches, and take advantage of certified mental performance coaching to guide your athletes on how to get the most out of their physical abilities.
Team Training
Power, speed, endurance, and agility improve overall fitness and optimize play-time performance.
Beautiful Lake Tahoe
Bring your team to beautiful Lake Tahoe to train at 6,237 feet above sea level.
State-of-the-Art Facility
Your team will train using the latest equipment and analysis.
Coaching Support
Support and expertise to help guide your athletes on how to get the most out of their physical abilities.
Coaching
- Certified mental performance coaching
- Coaching for speed, agility, and mobility
- Injury risk reduction for hamstrings, knees, and ankles
- Injury management for athletes recovering from and playing with injury
- Endurance training using the Tahoe trail system
- Learn how to climatize to high altitude rapidly for competitions
- Access to registered dietitians and nutritionists
Amenities
Take advantage of the new, 26,000 sq. ft. Barton Center for Orthopedics & Wellness:
- Conference rooms for education and mental performance coaching
- State-of-the-art training facility including hot/cold pools
- Access to analysis services such as the Alter-G Anti-Gravity treadmill, Laser Therapy, Functional Knee Testing, VO2 Max Testing, and more
Location
High-altitude training to lower elevations:
- South Lake Tahoe: 6,237ft (1,901m)
- Carson City: 4,802ft (1,464m) – 40 minutes
- Placerville: 1,867ft (569m) – 70 minutes
Trails & Tracks
- Cold Creek Trail – trail, 7.9 miles, 1,400 feet elevation gain, out & back
- Flume Trail – trail, 12.8 miles, 1,420 feet elevation gain, point to point
- Powerline Trail – trail, 6.3 miles, 538 feet elevation gain, loop
- Pope Baldwin Bike Path – paved, 7.2 miles, 196 feet elevation gain, out & back
- South Lake Tahoe Bike Trail – paved, 11.0 miles, 305 feet elevation gain, loop
- Lake Tahoe Boulevard Bike Trail to Meyers – paved, 10.6 miles, 341 feet elevation gain, out & back
- Armstrong Pass – trail, 22.1 miles, 3,556 feet elevation gain, loop
- Corral Trail – paved or trail option, 8.9 miles, 1,443ft elevation gain, out & back
- South Tahoe Middle School Track
- Whittell High School Track
Weather
- On average, there are 249 sunny days annually in South Lake Tahoe
- Outdoor training recommended April to October
Accommodation Options*
- 2-star hotels – $40-$110/night (i.e. Budget Inn)
- 3-star hotels – $75-$160/night (i.e. Lake Tahoe Resort)
- 4-star hotels – $150-$250/night (i.e. Marriott Timber Lodge)
- 2-4 person Airbnb – $40-$130/night
- 4-8 person Airbnb – $75-$160/night
- 8+ person Airbnb – $180-$350/night
*Averages only. May vary based-on time of year.