Chargers reveal training camp schedule, including practices in San Diego

The Los Angeles Chargers will be back on their old stomping grounds over the summer.

Thursday, the Chargers announced that two training camp practices will take place in San Diego at the University of San Diego. Torero Stadium also happens to be a former home of Jim Harbaugh, whose first head-coaching gig was there.

Those practices occur on July 22-23. The first is open only to active-duty service members, veterans and family members. The second is exclusive to season ticket members only.

Overall, the Chargers will have 17 practices open to fans, each capped at 1,500 people. They report on July 16 and start camp July 17.

The team issued more attendance info for training camp as a whole on its website:

“As in previous years, fans will need to pre-register for their free tickets. Pursuant to the special use permit for 2025 Training Camp at The Bolt presented by UCLA Health, capacity will be limited to 1,500 fans per practice. More information on availability and access, as well as parking options in the area, can be found at chargers.com/camp/. All covered seating and observation space will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.”

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