KULT CAMP 2
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with Patrick Pirhala-Moritz
ALLGÄU IS CALLING!
Anyone can do Southern Europe. Allgäu is calling!
We're bringing our Training Camp experience to the heart of the Allgäu Alps – to Bad Hindelang. Surrounded by an impressive mountain panorama, this is the perfect starting point for your training and tours into countless valleys. The legendary routes of the Allgäu Triathlon are just a stone's throw away.
But we offer more than just kilometers. You can expect guided sessions in all three disciplines, brick workouts, swimming in the local natural pool and surrounding lakes, as well as special athletic sessions. In workshops and lectures, you'll dive deeper into training theory. Our experienced guide and coach Crew will ensure the perfect plan and an unforgettable time.
Prerequisite: You should be able to complete 60-80 km loops in the mountainous Allgäu and swim 100 m crawl continuously.
Period
July 2027
Destination
Allgäu
Accommodation incl. Half Board
Hotel Wiesengrund
Head Coach
coming soon
We'll always find the best, individually tailored price for you, updated daily. Get your exact price when you inquire, based on your desired services and occupancy (flights, accommodation, training, etc.).
1 Week Camp – Double Room incl. Half Board & Sports Package
from EUR 936
WHY A CAMP WITH PATRICK?
TRAINING
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guided swim and technique training
The sessions consist of technique, dryland exercises, water acclimatization, rhythm drills, and sessions focusing on arm and leg stroke.
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Run training incl. running drills
We use the varied terrain of the Allgäu for base runs and refine your technique and coordination with targeted running drills.
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reserved pool lanes
Lanes are divided by performance level. This way, you'll share your lane with a small group of Participants and won't be disturbed by other pool users.
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On-site mechanic service and test centre
Bike playing up? Need a check after a mechanical? Or want to dial in that saddle height again? Our mechanics have got your back! Plus, swing by the test center to try out some gear firsthand.
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small-group rides including bike-handling session
Groups are capped at a maximum of 10 participants. The bike-handling session covers group riding rules, hand signals, braking and navigating around obstacles.
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Brick and transition training
Several times we head straight out for a run straight after the bike leg. In transition training we practise the routines multiple times. Bike – run – bike – run …
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Strength and functional training
Few of us consistently do this at home, right? ;) So, it's clear that core, athletics, and mobility are a must at the Training Camp.
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HHT contact by your side
In addition to Patrick as Head Coach, our HHT Guides and a member of the HHT Crew are always on site.
TRAVEL
Put together your Training Camp trip exactly as it suits you: Training Camp, rental bike, accommodation – flexibly combinable. Everything's an option, nothing's a must. And if you want, we'll take care of everything. We care 4 you!
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Hire bikes
Don't want to bring your own bike? No problem! We have our own Giant/Liv rental bike fleet (Shimano 105 Di2 / Ultegra Di2) at the hotel. For a fee of EUR 249 for one week, you can pick up your freshly serviced and cleaned bike directly.
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Roommate Finder
Even if you're traveling solo, you can request a Double Room occupancy with us. We'll do our best to find a suitable room partner for you.
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No hotel needed?
You live in the Allgäu or want to stay independent? No problem — whether you sleep at home or at a campsite, our sports package can be booked without a hotel! Please note that you still need to book the sports package for the full week at the KULT CAMP. Joining individual days is not possible.
A TYPICAL
DAY
A typical day in Hindelang? It's shaped by mountain panoramas and sprawling valleys. Your day often kicks off with a refreshing session at the natural pool or a running drills session with mountain peaks in view. We lay the technical groundwork for the day before heading into the alpine scenery. Then, we hop on our bikes. From Bad Hindelang, we conquer the surrounding valleys, gain elevation on challenging climbs, or cruise leisurely through the foothills. The original routes of the Allgäu Triathlon are just one of many options.
The afternoon often brings a second session. This could be a brick session, an outdoor strength session, or a swim session in one of the many nearby lakes. Evenings are for connecting: After a shared meal, you'll get valuable input from the Crew at the Camp Info or a presentation.
Every day a new challenge. Every session a piece of Allgäu.
Want more details? Just download the weekly plan here!
HOTEL WIESENGRUND****
Bad Hindelang – Allgäu
Train. Breathe. Regenerate:
In the heart of the Allgäu, Wiesengrund offers you the perfect mix of tranquillity, nature and training opportunities – ideal for triathletes, runners and everyone who thrives outdoors.
Whether it's punchy climbs in the Ostrachtal, swim sessions at the Ortwanger lake or trail runs across blooming mountain meadows – here you'll find nature, training and recovery in perfect balance.
Wiesengrund – your retreat for new PBs.
Direct access to cycling and running routes in the Allgäu Alps
Gym & recovery area
Lockable bike garage & workshop
Balanced athlete's kitchen & energising breakfast
Relaxed, homely atmosphere to properly unwind
Allgäu
The Allgäu is one of the most traditional triathlon regions in Germany. Since 1983, the landscape around Immenstadt and the Alpsee has been the venue for the Allgäu Triathlon, one of the best-known races on the scene. This long history shapes the training conditions and the atmosphere on the ground.
The terrain offers ideal and varied conditions for all three disciplines. Clear lakes like the Alpsee make open-water swimming possible in a stunning setting. The cycling route network is diverse, ranging from flat, fast routes in the north to demanding, steep climbs in the Alps to the south. Numerous running routes on forest and lakeside paths or alpine trails round off the profile.
What makes training in the Allgäu special is its varied terrain. Unlike flat, windy regions, the focus here is on mountain training and accumulating elevation gain. Every training session offers a specific challenge for strength endurance and climbing strength.
