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U.S. Olympic Training Center

PLEASE NOTE THIS IS NOT THE OFFICIAL SITE OF THE CHULA VISTA OLYMPIC TRAINING CENTER. Visit the official Web site at USOlympicTeam.com

The Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista is the first United States Olympic Committee training facility to be master-planned and built from the ground up, dedicated to the development of U.S. Olympic athletes. The USOC also has training centers in Colorado Springs, CO, and Lake Placid, NY. The Chula Vista training center is the USOC’s only warm-weather, year-round, multi-sport training facility. The facility supports many sports, including archery, bobsledding, canoeing/kayaking, cycling, field hockey, luge, rowing, rugby, skiing/snowboarding, soccer, softball, tri-athlon, and various Paralympic sports. An estimated 4,000 athletes a year come to the 155-acre complex to receive the coaching, support, and facilities necessary to compete against the world’s best.

The U.S. Olympic Training Center:
Come see where Olympic athletes are made!

The 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Greece, were monumental for the Chula Vista Olympic Training Center, as they sent 86 athletes to Athens.

Olympic Training Center
Olympic Training Center
Gold medals were won by:
Women’s Softball Team
Men’s Rowing Team
Women’s Soccer Team

Silver medals were won by:
Women’s Rowing Team
Meb Keflezighi (Marathon)
Rebecca Giddens (Slalom Kayak)
Toby Stevenson (Pole Vault)

Bronze medals were won by:
Deena Kastor (Marathon)
Erin Mirabella (Cycling)

The training center also served as the home base for one of the top Paralympic athletes in the U.S., Marlon Shirley. At the 2004 Paralympic Games, Marlon continued his reign as the fastest amputee in the world, winning a gold medal in the 100m, a silver medal in the 200m and a bronze medal in the Long Jump.

Bronze medals were won by:
Deena Kastor (Marathon)
Erin Mirabella (Cycling)

The training center also served as the home base for one of the top Paralympic athletes in the U.S., Marlon Shirley. At the 2004 Paralympic Games, Marlon continued his reign as the fastest amputee in the world, winning a gold medal in the 100m, a silver medal in the 200m and a bronze medal in the Long Jump. 

Visit the U.S. Olympic Training Center
The Copley Visitor Center is open to the public. Visit us 10am-5pm Monday through Sunday. Guided public tours available on Saturday at 11:00am, walk-in only. Self-guided tours are available daily from 9:00am - 4:00 pm. School group tours are also available with a prior reservation.

For more information about the programs and events occurring at the Olympic Training Center, please call (619) 656-1500.

The Olympic Training Center is located at 2800 Olympic Parkway. To visit the training center, take I-805 to the Olympic Parkway exit. Travel eight miles east to the Copley Visitors Center.



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