WELCOME TO THE ENGADIN IN ST. MORITZ

St. Moritz is an official training centre of Swiss Olympic.
With 1'856 m above sea level, the place is at an ideal training altitude. Altitude training: many top athletes swear by it. Endurance athletes in particular appreciate the altitude of St. Moritz at 1,856 m above sea level. Those who train here benefit from the dry, stimulating alpine climate and ideal weather conditions with an average of 322 days of sunshine a year. St. Moritz is therefore perfectly suited for training camps.  

OUR HOSTEL:

The hostel offers a breathtaking panoramic view of St. Moritz, free wireless internet, a games room with table tennis and billiards, as well as bright and furnished rooms. A shared lounge with an open fireplace invites you to relax.
The hostel is located on the edge of the forest and is an ideal starting point for our training runs.

MEALS:

The price includes full board at the hostel. The three meals are all in the form of a buffet and we have the possibility to use our own group room.

After breakfast we have our first training session and when we come back, lunch is waiting for us after a fresh shower. In the evening a rich dinner is waiting for us again.

For athletes with special needs the accommodation can offer appropriate alternatives. 

PERFECT WEATHER CONDITIONS:

The running track around the Lake St. Moritz is one of the routes that you should have taken as a runner. Because of the sun-drenched altitude of 1856 metres and the dry, clear air, not only summer guests but also numerous top athletes come here for altitude training.

And they often train on the beautifully situated 400-metre track in St. Moritz-Bad, only about 5 minutes' walk from our accommodation.

MOUNTAIN RAILWAYS:

Our offer also includes free use of all mountain railways, as well as the local bus and train. We use the mountain railways to support our running trainings. Either you take us up to the middle station of Corviglia, where we run around the Lai Alv at 2'525m on a 1km long circuit or we take the Muottas Muragl cog-wheel train which takes us from 2'453m.a.s.l. back down to the valley after an ascent from Pontresina

Grażyna Furrer-Syrek
A graduate of the Krakow Academy of Physical Education, a sports coach, Olympian from Athens in 2004, Multiple Polish champion in track and field distances from 5km to the marathon in the years 2002-2006 with a personal best in the marathon of 2:26:22, Route record holder of the oldest Polish marathon Dębno (2:32:09)

Tomasz Szymkowiak

Athlete, a coach of second sports athletics class, participant of the Olympic Games in Beijing (2008), 10-time Polish Champion at distances of 3000m with obstacles, 10000m, 4km and 12km (cross-country races), with personal best times: 8:01.39 (3000 m steeplechase), 13: 59.88 (5000 m) and 28:41 (10000 m).