EVALUATION-PROGRESSION WORKSHOP
This is the workshop ‘par excelllence’ that all racing cyclists seek, among others : to become more confident on their bikes, to improve their endurance, to know their capacities or to enhance their technique. From beginner to advanced levels… In french...Translation is coming...

GREAT PASSES IN THE HIGH PYRENEES WORKSHOP
The high Pyrenées region consists of 12 mountain passes and summit finishes that have been cycled in the Tour de France race since 1910. With this original approach a one week workshop will allow you to discover most of it. This workshop is also suited for non up hill cyclists.
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GREAT MOUNTAIN PASSES' TECHNIQUE
How to approach the mountains, how to manage effort.
The object of this course is to help you prepare a climb of a mountain pass. Every day a progression of difficulties is respected to enable you to climb one of our mythic mountain passes. Technique of the climb, technique of the descent management of effort, dietary requirements, rest periods are some of the important points treated by our qualified trainers. Enjoying the climb of a mountain pass is possible...

CLIMBING UP THE GIANT
In 1999, Jean-Marie Leblanc, director of the Tour de France at the
time and Conseil General of the High Pyrenees had a statue of a cyclist
placed at the summit of the Tourmalet. The object of this statue is to represent all the amateur and professional cyclists that have climbed this mythic pass.

”The Giant” being open to winter conditions requested refuge at the Laurent Fignon center and for this reason for the last eight years the Conseil General and since this year the Laurent Fignon center organizes the transfer of the statue(The Giant) when the good weather approaches in the first week in June back to the summit so he can regain his freedom during the summer months. The Laurent Fignon center would like to invite you to join the statue make his way back to his rightful place, you won’t be taking part in a race but a big celebration of cyclists.