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2011 Overview - RunPro CampPublished by
The purpose of the RunPro Camp is to personally connect aspiring professional runners with the resources necessary to pursue a professional running career. The interactive camp will provide opportunities to: * get to know other runners * meet coaches and athletes from professional training centers * learn about shoe company requirements for sponsorship * determine what type of representation, if any, would be best * find out about elite race recruitment and criteria for receiving travel expenses and prize money * go over the USATF rules governing professional running and opportunities to represent the U.S. in international competition Information will also be provided on topics such as health care, drug testing, community involvement, finances and taxes as they relate to professional running.
Overview Date: July 14-17, 2011 Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota Funding: Selected athletes will be provided with lodging, meals and travel reimbursement. Lodging will be provided at: Hilton Hotel – 3800 American Boulevard East, Bloomington, Minnesota Meals: Breakfast and lunch will be provided at the Hilton Hotel. Dinner will be provided at selected venues. Air Travel: RunPro.com will provide a certain level of reimbursement for athletes who travel by air into the MSP International Airport. Note: A free shuttle is available from the airport to the Hilton Hotel in Bloomington. Ground Transportation: RunPro.com will provide a certain level of reimbursement for athletes who travel to the camp by ground transportation.
Camp Application
Applications for the RunPro camp must be submitted online or post-marked by May 14, 2011. Please note that there is a limited amount of funding for travel reimbursement, as well as a limited number of rooms available at no cost at the Hilton Hotel. All applications will be reviewed and you will be notified by June 1 if your travel and lodging will be covered. If funding does not cover your attendance at this camp, you will still have the opportunity to attend if you cover your travel and lodging.
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