2XU, the ‘world’s most advanced engineer of compression apparel’, has launched a competition to win the Ultimate Performance Training Camp, to be held in California, USA. Winners from around the globe will experience a ‘truly unrivalled training, performance and recovery experience like never before’, all under the guidance of 2XU athletes and performance experts.
For international fitness fans addicted to performance excellence and achieving their personal best, 2XU is offering the chance to experience something ‘money truly can’t buy’, training with ‘the best of the best’, in one of the world’s foremost health and wellness hubs, California.
Engineered by 2XU’s Jeff Nichols, exercise physiologist and former US Navy Seal, the 2XU Ultimate Performance Training Camp will also offer ‘industry leading insights on nutrition and psychology’, arming every winner with everything required to achieve their best possible performance, both physically and mentally.
Now live on the 2XU #heartnothype microsite 2xu.com/heart, the contest will run through to midnight on 26 March 2015. To enter, fans are invited to:
- Watch the brand’s new #heartnothype film
- Upload their response to ‘What does putting heart into performance mean to you?’ via 100 words or less and/or a video and/or photo
- Share their entry on social media and encourage their friends to vote. The more votes, the greater the entrant’s chance of winning.
To take part in the competition, entrants must be over 18 at the time of entry and a resident of a participating country. Entrants must also be available between the dates of 12-19 April 2015 when the 2XU Ultimate Training Camp will take place in California, USA.
Full terms and conditions are available at 2xu.com/heart.
Participating Countries:
- USA
- Australia
- UK
- Hong Kong
- Denmark
- Finland
- Sweden
- Norway
Competition includes:
- Return flights, 3 nights’ accommodation for 2 day training experience
- Extreme cross-training sessions indoor and outdoor
- Strength, movement and mobility training programmes
- Recovery sessions
- Speed and agility training
- Sports nutrition
- Theory training, insights and evaluations from leading trainers, athletes and psychologists
- Personalised training programme
