TRAINING
VENUES50m Pool
Through HYPO2’s long-standing partnership with Northern Arizona University, HYPO2 teams swim in a new 10-lane, 50m pool on the NAU campus, mostly in dedicated long course training slots set aside specifically for visiting elite swimmers. HYPO2’s swim team program has historically and consistently hosted the best clubs and teams in the world with altitude training camps in Flagstaff producing more international Olympic swimmers than any other like training site in the world.
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400m & 300m Tracks
Flagstaff, Arizona is home to a total of four 400m outdoor tracks, making it one of the most unique altitude training locales in the world and Hypo2’s top pick for runners interested in training at altitude. The most heavily utilized tracks that HYPO2 provides access to include an 8 lane, 400m, all-weather outdoor track encircling an NCAA-regulation size soccer (football) pitch and a 6-lane, 300m mondo-surface indoor track, located inside the Walkup Skydome so runners can train during winter months as well.Field Space
Some of HYPO2’s most historically high-profile clients (Australian Rules Football teams like the Carlton Blues, as well as 2014 Australian National Rugby League Premiers, the South Sydney Rabbitohs), have made extensive use of altitude-based training fields utilized through HYPO2’s partnership with Northern Arizona University. There are a number of field options available, well-suited for a variety of field sports, which include an outdoor field complex featuring 2 artificial turf fields, an outdoor field complex featuring 2 natural grass fields and an indoor field of artificial grass.
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Gyms & Weight Rooms
Whether athletes need more traditional strength and conditioning facilities to complement their altitude training, or more highly-specialized facilities suitable for sport-specific exercises or more explosive lifts like those in Olympic weightlifting, HYPO2 has phenomenal and numerous options, both on the university campus and off (including HYPO2’s own strength and conditioning area used for designing many athletes’ S&C programs).