The Altitude ‘Lake’ Haus curriculum is a meticulously planned 10-day progression designed to maximize the physiological benefits of high-altitude training. Our sessions are strategically integrated: we balance long-range mountain efforts with rhythmic recovery and technical skill work. As a guest, you are following a blueprint that respects the demands of 5,200ft+ elevation, ensuring you hit the key sessions—like our Big Bear alpine rides—with the freshness required to perform.
The Disciplines in Action
Elite Support & Recovery
Athlete Requirements
Our 2026 Altitude ‘Lake’ Haus training camp is setup for all of your recovery needs. Massage guns, foam rollers and Normatec boots in 3x leg sizes are available 24/7, but let’s not forget about the hot tub, shall we? There are plenty of idillic walks and hikes and with 4x paddleboards available, single or group SUP’ing on the lake also serves as an excellent active recovery option.
Andy has been passionate about health, fitness, nutrition and endurance sports as an athlete, investor and entrepreneur for over 20 years. His passion is not just exemplified by the 119 races where he toed the line, the multiple Ironman World Championship finishes, finishing the Vegas In 24 challenge, or founding Ho’Omau Endurance Co., but also by the many people he introduced to active living, clean eating and endurance sports over the years – almost all of whom are still living active and healthy lifestyles today.
As a Los Angeleno, Andy is very excited to lead this close-to-home Altitude Haus training camp. He has been involved in the planning, scheduling and route mapping for the camp and when it comes to anything endurance sports, he’ll likely have a good answer for you 9 ¾ out of 10 times.
To create an open environment where questions can be asked, topics can be discussed and issues can be debated, the training camp will have a daily “campfire” Q&A with Andy lasting about 20 minutes where “any talk goes”. Andy will also participate in most of the swims, runs, rides and cross training during the camp.
