www.chicagobusiness.com/.../news.pl
So I can get moving the corporate offices because of international travel but not the training facilities.
I don't know if any of you have trained there but anyone I know that has talks about how hard it is to breath while there and then will swim these amazing times at a meet immediately after training. My husband contends that the altitude isn't that high there but I still feel that it's an advantage.
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Jennifer -
The article only seems to refer to office space and ground floor retail space. I doubt USOC would give up their high-altitude training and research facilities in Colorado Springs.
Well, it directly says: "Earlier this month, the USOC publicly confirmed that it was considering a move from Colorado Springs, where it has a 34-acre complex that includes athletic training facilities and administrative offices"
So that lead me to believe they're considering it.
Jennifer -
The article only seems to refer to office space and ground floor retail space. I doubt USOC would give up their high-altitude training and research facilities in Colorado Springs.
Well, it directly says: "Earlier this month, the USOC publicly confirmed that it was considering a move from Colorado Springs, where it has a 34-acre complex that includes athletic training facilities and administrative offices"
So that lead me to believe they're considering it.
