Build the athlete. Engineer the breakthrough.
Jeremy Bubb helps serious track and field athletes stop guessing, identify the real performance limiters, and build a clearer technical, physical, and seasonal development path.
- Founder and head coach of RYFT Athletics
- Technical coach across throws, speed, power, jumps, hurdles, and athlete development
- Builder of the RYFT coaching system, athlete evaluation process, and long-term development model
The right coach sees what others miss.
Jeremy’s value is not just writing workouts. It is seeing the athlete, the event, the season, and the missing constraint at the same time.
Technical Eye
Sees the actual limiting factor: mechanics, speed, power, coordination, confidence, or training structure.
Event-Specific Knowledge
Throws, jumps, hurdles, speed, strength, and multi-event understanding — not one generic workout model.
Long-Term Development
Turns training into a progression through the season instead of random intensity or disconnected sessions.
Founder-Level Systems
Builds communication, evaluation, planning, and athlete pathways into the coaching experience.
Evaluate. Identify. Build. Guide. Iterate.
Good coaching is not just “evidence-based.” It has to behave that way in the real world: observe, decide, coach, adjust, and keep the athlete moving in the right direction.
Evaluate
Start with the athlete’s current reality: event, goals, injury history, mechanics, strength, schedule, and season timing.
Identify
Find the constraint that matters most. Not everything is the problem.
Build
Create the technical and physical progression that fits the athlete and the event.
Guide
Coach the athlete clearly and communicate the path with families.
Iterate
Use feedback, testing, and observation to adjust before bad habits compound.
Track and field athletes are often underserved.
Some get workouts without technical coaching. Some get event coaching only during a short school season. Some are talented but never get the right eyes on the right problem.
RYFT was built to change that.
The human reason behind the system
Jeremy founded RYFT to create a clearer training home for athletes who need more than effort. They need event-specific coaching, honest feedback, long-term progression, and a culture where performance and belonging can coexist.
- More clarity for families
- Better technical coaching for athletes
- More complete event support across the sport
- A real training pathway from youth through masters and adaptive athletes
Credibility that comes from coaching athletes, not just talking about training.
The point is not hype. The point is evidence that strong coaching, clearer progressions, and the right environment can change an athlete’s path.
| Category | Proof |
|---|---|
| NCAA | Coached an NCAA champion in hurdles. |
| College | Coached All-Americans, national qualifiers, conference champions, and NCAA-level athletes across multiple event groups. |
| Team | Coached teams that finished as high as 3rd on the men’s side and 6th on the women’s side at the NCAA national meet. |
| High School | Worked with state champions, state record-holders, top national performers, and athletes who broke through after better technical direction. |
| Development | Many athletes entered with little or no prior experience and improved through clearer progressions, better feedback, and repeated refinement. |
Results vary by athlete, event, consistency, health, training history, season timing, and competitive context. RYFT does not guarantee specific outcomes.
Who Jeremy is best for.
Jeremy is a strong fit when the athlete needs better eyes, clearer feedback, and a more complete development path.
Serious High School Athletes
Athletes who want better technical feedback, season planning, and long-term progression.
Throwers and Multi-Event Athletes
Athletes who need detailed event-specific coaching, strength and power development, and technical progressions.
Families Who Feel Lost
Parents who know their athlete has potential but do not know which training path makes sense.
Raw Talent Needing Structure
Good athletes who need standards, feedback, and a system instead of disconnected training.
Coaches and Programs
Programs looking for sharper development models, clinics, collaboration, or event-specific support.
The difference between workouts and coaching.
Effort matters. Direction matters more.
Hard work is only useful when it is pointed at the right problem.
The right coach does not just assign work. The right coach sees.
Observation, judgment, and progression separate coaching from programming.
Track and field is not one sport.
Every event has its own language, demands, rhythm, and technical priorities.
Confidence is trained through clarity, not hype.
Athletes trust the process more when they understand what they are building.
The goal is not dependence.
The goal is to make athletes more capable, more aware, and more prepared.
Potential needs a progression.
Talent becomes useful when it is matched with structure, feedback, and consistency.
Jeremy’s coaching brain is shaped by systems.
He is drawn to how bodies adapt, how businesses grow, how tools improve workflows, how design affects trust, and how small refinements compound over time.
That builder mindset shows up in RYFT through better athlete pathways, clearer communication, smarter training structures, and a refusal to accept the usual fragmented track and field experience.
A coaching foundation built through study and experience.
- B.A. Exercise & Sport Science
- USTFCCCA Speed Specialist
- USTFCCCA Jumps Specialist
- USTFCCCA Throws Specialist
- USTFCCCA Weightlifting
- USATF Level 1 and USAW background
Ways to work with Jeremy and RYFT.
The right path depends on the athlete’s event, training history, goals, schedule, and need for direct feedback.
Athlete Evaluation
Best when the family needs clarity before choosing club, private coaching, or event-specific support.
Start Evaluation →Private Coaching
Best when the athlete needs direct technical feedback, a rebuild, or a more individualized development path.
View Private Coaching →Throws Development
Best for shot put, discus, hammer, javelin, power development, and technical throwing progression.
View Throws Training →RYFT Track Club
Best when the athlete needs consistent training, event-specific coaching, and a stronger training environment.
View Track Club →Start with the athlete. Then build the right path.
Whether the athlete needs private coaching, throws development, technical feedback, season planning, or a clearer training path, the first step is an evaluation.