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The Netflix Guys

Three members of our cycling camp spent three seasons working on Netflix’s Tour de France documentary, so filming them put a little extra pressure on the SCCC media team. During our last camp, we had the pleasure of welcoming three guys who spent three seasons working on Netflix’s documentary about the Tour de France. So it is fair to say they know a thing or two about video editing, storytelling and producing great content. No pressure for our team then. Carlos, Toni and [...]

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“Mixed camps push you further”

One of the great things about a mixed camp is the level of the group. Different riders, different strengths, but everyone pushing each other a little bit further. For some of our women, riding alongside strong male riders gives them that extra motivation to dig deeper, hold the wheel a little longer and discover a level they did not know they had. But it is not only about going harder. It is also about learning how to train with more structure, understanding nutrition and pacing, and [...]

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What a day at a cycling camp really looks like?

Every day is different, but there is a routine. We train, we eat, we rest. We also chat, drink coffees, and sometimes jump in the pool. Just like a team. This is a typical day at one of our Mallorca camps, hour by hour. Calpe and the Alps follow the same rhythm, with a few changes in timing. 7:00 Breakfast Fuelling before the ride is crucial. Everything is cooked at the villa, with fresh products. This is the calm before the storm. 8:00 Briefing Every morning, we present the course of the [...]

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We Are Sa Calobra Cycling Club - Episode 32

For Philippe, coming back for a second camp was an obvious choice. He loves cycling, mountains and beautiful scenery, but he also loves having everything properly organised so he can simply focus on riding. And this time, he discovered an experience that had moved another step forward. A bigger new villa. Bikes prepared every day. Great food. Daily recovery. Coaching throughout the week. And a group where everyone encourages each other when things get hard. He also learned the value of [...]

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The Race

Last year, during our first camp in Calpe with Pierre Rolland, we had the chance to do something pretty special. Race him up Coll de Rates. But not just the classic first section. All the way to Tossal dels Diners, including that brutal final road with ramps above 15%. The riders started ahead. Pierre started behind. One question remained. Could the former Tour de France stage winner catch every single rider before the summit? What followed was one hell of a race. Watch until the end to [...]

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