Olympic Training Center

About

The Colorado Springs Olympic Training Center is the flagship facility of the U.S. Olympic Committee, located on a 35-acre complex in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Established in 1978, it serves as a premier training venue for Olympic and Paralympic athletes. The center features a range of world-class facilities, including an Olympic-size swimming pool, an indoor shooting range, a velodrome, and multiple gymnasiums for sports like fencing, gymnastics, judo, and wrestling. It also includes a state-of-the-art sports medicine and science center, as well as an athlete center with dining and residence halls. The training center hosts approximately 15,000 athletes annually and offers guided tours, allowing visitors to explore its facilities. It is a hub for many national governing bodies and supports a wide range of sports programs. The center's location at a relatively high elevation enhances training effectiveness. It offers a comprehensive environment that supports athletes in their training, including sports science labs and performance dining to fuel their performance. The facility is open to the public for tours, providing a unique glimpse into the world of Olympic training.