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The document is an announcement for the 2009 Winterfest Short Track Speed Skating Competition taking place at the Olympic Oval in Calgary, Alberta, from February 13 to 15, 2009. It outlines the event schedule, competition format, liability disclaimers, required equipment, entry details, and accommodation information. Participants must complete an entry form by February 6, 2009, and adhere to ISU regulations regarding citizenship and anti-doping measures.

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Do athletes have to stay in the Olympic Village?

A U.S. Olympic Committee spokesperson said its not uncommon for its athletes to choose not to live in the village for a number of reasons. Some start in the village and leave for training, to stay with family, or go to their competitions further away.

Is the Chula Vista Olympic training Center open to the public?

A U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Training Site We are open to the public for guided tours, interactive experiences, private events and host functions throughout the year which are open to the public.

Can you visit the Olympic training center?

The guided tour is free to the general public, on a walk-in basis. The tour includes an overview of the history, purpose and general facts about the Lake Placid Olympic Paralympic Training Center. Reservations are not required for groups of 10 or less.

How much does Olympic training cost?

Training as a professional athlete is expensive, and the high price point to even arrive at the games, let alone make a living as a full-time professional like Crouser, can be a meaningful barrier to those hoping to compete on sports biggest stage. U.S. athletes may spend up to $100,000 preparing for the games.

Can you walk around at the Olympic Training Center?

Public Skate with friends and family on the Fastest Ice on Earth Enjoy ice-skating on the fastest ice on earth. Skate around a 400-meter ice oval that holds more Olympic World Records than anywhere else.

How much does it cost to skate at the Olympic Oval Utah?

Rates Adult and Youth$6 Seniors (61+) $5 Military + Civil Service $5 Child (2 and Under) $0 Skate Rental $61 more row

Who owns the Utah Olympic Oval?

The U.S. Olympic Paralympic Training Center offers year-round guided tours of the OPTC facilities. The guided walking tour explores several training venues at the OPTC, lasting approximately 75 minutes. Monday-Saturday: Tours are conducted hourly, on the hour.

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