sunday, november 15th 2026

 
 

what is armory camp?

Our Track & Field Camp connects high school track & field athletes with professional athletes & coaches. A day-long session features some of the finest athletes and best coaching minds in the sport. The day is split into two sessions: morning and afternoon. Participants can sign up for one session, or both. This double-session option allows them to register for more than one speciality (i.e., hurdles and throws) and work with multiple coaches if desired. The event takes place at the historic Armory in New York City, home to the Nike Track & Field Center — a.k.a. “The Fastest Track in the World", just one floor above the National Track & Field Hall of Fame.

In addition to featuring Olympians and global medalists, Armory Camp is a unique opportunity for high school student-athletes to work directly with collegiate coaches. This is a great way to increase one’s knowledge of the sport and prepare for the transition to the next level!

The 2026 Armory Camp will take place on Sunday, November 15th. Secure your spot today!

 

2026 coaches

More coaches will be announced soon! Check out the Past Coaches tab to see all of the world-class athletes and locally renowned experts who have taken part in this event.

CORDELL TINCH (HURDLES)

Cordell is the 2025 World Champion in the 110m Hurdles, winning the gold medal in Tokyo. This capped off a dominant year where he won five Diamond League races, including the Diamond League Final in Zurich, while also lowering his personal best to 12.87 seconds, making him the fifth fastest man in history. Cordell placed second at this year’s US Championships, as well as second at the 2025 Millrose Games.

VERNON NORWOOD (SPRINTS)

Vernon is a two-time Olympic gold medalist and five-time world champion as part of the Team USA 4x400m relay, with 12 global medals to his name in total. He was also a member of the world-record setting mixed gender relay team. Vernon was a four-time NCAA champion at LSU, and he holds a personal best of 44.10 in the open 400m.