What is the high performance camp? What do the skaters do there? Does anyone know which skaters are there?
USFS blurb
from last year:
U.S. Figure Skating High Performance Singles Camp
Location: Colorado Springs, CO
* Held in conjunction with the Broadmoor Open. Offered to all AHPDP singles athletes and ISP singles athletes who are not guaranteed a Grand Prix assignment. Athletes will receive on ice technical feedback, one on one sport performance sessions and on ice performance sessions.
AHPDP = Athlete High Performance Development Pool.
Although ISP skaters are listed on the USFS public website, a listing of AHPDP athletes is not (AFAIK).
My understanding is that USFS also takes what it sees at the camp into consideration when making decisions re international assignments.
And IIRC, the model for High Performance Camp is Champs Camp. For example, IIRC, team-building is part of High Performance Camp.
The camp is only a few years old. IIRC, in the first year or two, its official name was ISP Camp. When speaking informally, some skaters still call it ISP Camp.
... I also thought Katie McBeath was transitioning to pairs? I hope she finds a niche where she thrives. I know I'm a minority, but I love her skating.
I too like Katie McBeath.

She just competed in Ladies at
Broadmoor Open a few days ago.
As for pairs, all I know is that Katie was in a large group photo from a camp that seemed designed to give skaters a taste(?) of pairs. It did not seem to me that attending the camp indicated a definite commitment to pairs?
At least a couple of other skaters in the photo have continued to compete in singles this season.
(To my extremely limited knowledge, one skater from the photo did transition to pairs. Don't know whether there were more who did.)