Running Camp Monaco En

14–21 February 2026 | 4–11 April 2026 | 30 October – 7 November 2026

Running Camp Monaco

Morning workouts on the slopes of Mont Agel, evening sessions at sunset along the sea. Work with the body and posture, a full reset, and a return to yourself amid beautiful nature and the unique atmosphere of the Principality of Monaco.

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The main goal is to gain unforgettable experiences, enjoy running, and have a great time.

WHY GO TO A RUNNING CAMP?

Visit new countries: Monaco, France, Italy

Run in the mountains and along the sea

Enjoy the atmosphere and lifestyle of Monaco

Meet interesting people

Learn a lot of new things about running

Spend time with your family or partner, even if they are not participating in the running camp

Stay in Monaco and truly feel this place

How the camp will be organized

WEEKDAYS AT THE CAMP

We will have two training sessions per day. The first one, in the morning while it's still light, will take place in the mountains. The second session will be in the evening, along the promenade — at sunset by the sea.

Our meals will be prepared by the chef of one of Vilnius restaurants. It will be very tasty, and you won’t need to spend time cooking.

In your free time, you can walk around Monaco, visit the casino, and see the sparkle and luxury of this world. And of course, we will also visit interesting places in the surroundings of the principality.

WEEKENDS AT THE CAMP

On weekends, only one training session is planned — the morning one. After it, a cultural program awaits you: we will take a comfortable minibus and explore the landmarks and unique natural spots of Monaco, France, and Italy.

You can join the camp alone and/or with your family or partner. Accommodation is provided in private apartments, so the price for lodging does not change depending on the number of guests.

THREE people will be with you, responsible for organizing the camp and the training sessions.

Aidas Ardzijauskas

Lithuanian ultramarathon runner and former firefighter who has run more than 200,000 km over the course of his career.

His path to running began after a severe childhood injury, when he had to learn to walk again and used running as a way to rebuild both his body and mind. Sport became his lifestyle and eventually led him to a career as a firefighter.
He came to ultradistances through participating in the Vilnius–Riga–Tallinn relay dedicated to the “Baltic Way,” where his individual segments ranged from 130 to 160 km at a time.

Since 2008, he has been actively competing in ultramarathons, and in 2012 he became a co-founder of the Lithuanian ultra community.

Aidas is known for his extreme running projects, including multi-day runs spanning thousands of kilometers, demonstrating how far the combination of endurance, character, and discipline can take a person.

Bogdan Ovsiyuk

I started running to quit smoking, and over time running became something much bigger than just a sport.

I enjoy everything — from fast 3 km track races to mountain marathons. During this time, I have run the authentic Athens Marathon, won a 10 km race in Svalbard, completed the legendary Transvulcania trail on the Canary Island of La Palma, and participated in dozens of events in different countries.

Personal bests:

3 km - 10:05
10 km - 34:59
Marathon - 2:40:51

I am currently preparing for the Boston Marathon, and I am organizing this camp the way I would organize it for myself — to train mindfully, with enjoyment, and in the company of like-minded people.

Instagram @bogdan_ovsiyuk

Marius Zakarauskas

Grill and kitchen master.
From a very young age, I was fascinated by cooking, and I completed my training as a food industry chef. I have been working as a grill master in Kaunas for 20 years, at the “Liuks” fast-food restaurant. There we prepare a wide variety of dishes: charcoal-grilled meals, Chinese food, sushi, and kebabs. The menu is extensive. My main area of expertise is charcoal-grilled dishes.
In my free time, I enjoy running — it is my hobby, which I started 5 years ago to lose weight and try something new. This hobby has completely captivated me.

I have participated in many ultrarunning events around the world and completed numerous distances. I have run 24-hour races nine times, 48-hour races twice, taken part in the Baltic Way relay run, and this year I completed the 8-day Monaco race. I have also participated in six backyard ultra events and many other interesting races.

Where will we stay?

Accommodation is arranged in double apartments with a bedroom for two people and a kitchen. A well-equipped kitchen allows for full meal preparation. The apartments, located near the Catholic church Cathedrale Notre-Dame-Immaculee, provide convenient access to several tourist attractions in the area.

What’s included?

Accommodation in double apartments: bedroom, living room, kitchen, Wi-Fi
All meals — breakfasts, lunches, and dinners prepared by our professional chef
A personalized daily training plan from the coach
Group training sessions
Assistance with organizing transfer and transportation from the airport to the apartments
Weekend cultural program (entrance tickets are paid separately)

Participation cost*

Booking conditions

o reserve your spot at the camp, a €300 deposit is required upon registration — this is a non-refundable amount that secures your participation and allows us to immediately begin organizing all the details.

The remaining payment is made in two steps:

The second part — 50% — is paid within one month after registration.
The remaining balance is paid 2 weeks before the start of the camp or on-site upon arrival.

ANY QUESTIONS?

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