Eight things to know about Training Camp

Denver Broncos QB Tim Tebow (15)Â in the huddle during practice. (John Leyba/The Denver Post)

T-10 days until we can all see the 2010 Denver Broncos for the first time in person! Previously on the site, the full schedule was announced, you can see that here. This will be my first time attending a Broncos training camp, so I did some research on what to bring, what not to bring, etc. For any other first timers – or if you just want to refresh your memory, here are  some tips for Training Camp attendees:

• Gates open to the public one hour before each scheduled practice. Practice times are subject to change without notice. Admission and parking are free.

• There will be an autograph session for approximately 10 minutes after most practices. A lot of the players are very classy guys though, and some stay longer.

• Cell phone activity is prohibited inside the ticketed areas during training camp. That includes calls, text messages, live blogging, and transmissions to social networking sites such as Facebook or Twitter.

• No lawn chairs are allowed, and there are no bleachers, but there are
  designated areas where you can stand or sit on the grass and watch practice. Umbrellas are also not permitted.

• No professional photography or video cameras are allowed, but you are allowed to bring basic cameras and get a few million shots of Tim Tebow your favorite Bronco(s).

• Food and non-alcoholic beverages are permitted in small quantities, non-alcoholic beaverages will also be avaible for purchase.

• Soft-sided bags no larger than 12” x 12” x 12” will be permitted at training camp.

• The Broncos’ team store will be temporarily relocated adjacent to the practice fields during training camp. This area will be clearly marked.

For more detailed information check DenverBroncos.com closer to the start of Training Camp.

Hope to see a lot of you there! Personally, I can’t wait till August!