Club Mate Weeks

By Barry Williams | februari 9, 2025
Cyclists enjoying a sunny day at the Torrelominos GB Age Group Camp, sitting on stone steps, wearing cycling gear and sunglasses. One in a red hoodie gives a thumbs-up while another captures the moment with a group selfie.

Get your Spring training boost at our glorious Chateau in the Loire, with your club, club mates or training buddies. Accessible, affordable and memorable.

Your own 25 metre pool, performance gym, 1.5km running trail, stretching and treatment rooms await. Add miles of virtually traffic free roads and a 50-mile riverside towpath and you’ve got everything you could wish for.

Perfect for swim, cycling, running and triathlon groups.

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Capture your Imagination

By Barry Williams | januari 30, 2024
A foggy landscape with silhouettes of trees in the foreground and middle ground. Mist covers the fields and trees in the distance, creating a serene, ethereal atmosphere.

Our all-inclusive photography retreat is hosted by award-winning photographer Paul Mitchell. You are invited to make our gorgeous Chateau your home-away-from-home for this long weekend. The landscapes and woodlands around the Chateau and nearby are truly stunning.

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By Barry Williams | december 2, 2023
A grand, beige chateau with an ornate facade, featuring tall windows, a decorative crest above the entrance, and two round towers on either side. The building is set against a clear blue sky. Grey steps lead up to the door.

Join the Group Evolution family Access personalised content, great offers and free entry to our competitions We will only send information relevant to your interests. We do not sell data to third parties. become your best

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Free energy – the holy grail

By bdvsadmin | oktober 11, 2023
A person in a gray shirt with Group Evolution Retreats lifts a dumbbell with their right hand. They are wearing a watch on their wrist. The background shows gym equipment.

Do you hate the off season? Do you hate the gym and see little point in strength and conditioning? Or are you on the road to enlightenment and see some value in gym work in improving your resilience to injury. Most of us see gym work as unnecessary, or, at most, a necessary evil. However, well-designed and targeted strength and  conditioning programmes improve not only our resilience to injury but also our biomechanical and physiological efficiency. Such programmes are also dynamic, challenging and, best of all, enjoyable. The ‘free energy’ that is harnessed helps take our performance to the next level.

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