Serious coaching.
Without living in Denver.
RYFT Remote Coaching gives athletes ongoing event-specific guidance, technical video review, and a recurring coach check-in when in-person training is not practical.
Remote coaching should be more than
sending a video and hoping.
The goal is recurring coach context: understand the athlete, review what is happening, identify the highest-value correction, and keep the next step clear.
Up to 2 video reviews each month.
Send clear training or competition video for focused event-specific feedback. The review should identify what matters most rather than overwhelm the athlete with ten corrections at once.
One recurring coaching conversation.
A monthly check-in gives the athlete space to review progress, clarify priorities, ask questions, and adjust the next training focus based on what has actually happened.
Simple enough to use.
Structured enough to matter.
Start With Context
RYFT needs the athlete’s event, level, goals, current setup, recent training, and biggest problem before useful remote coaching can begin.
Send Useful Video
Clear angles and relevant reps matter. Better video produces better technical feedback.
Get Prioritized Feedback
RYFT focuses on the highest-value technical or training issue instead of turning every review into a giant checklist.
Review + Adjust
The monthly check-in connects the feedback to what changed, what still needs work, and what the athlete should emphasize next.
One review or ongoing support?
RYFT offers both. The difference is whether you need a single technical opinion or an ongoing coaching relationship.
Video Analysis
Best when the athlete wants focused feedback on one technical question without committing to recurring coaching.
- One targeted review
- Good for a specific technical issue
- No monthly coaching relationship required
- Initial 3-month coaching block
- Up to 2 video reviews each month
- Monthly coach check-in
Pricing and availability should be confirmed before starting. Remote coaching works best when the athlete already has a place to train and can consistently capture useful video.
Remote coaching works when
the setup supports it.
It is not automatically the best choice for every athlete. The athlete still needs a safe place to train, enough independence to execute, and video that lets the coach actually see the problem.
Strong fit
- Athletes outside the Denver metro
- School or club athletes who already have a training environment
- Athletes who need recurring technical review
- Experienced athletes who can execute independently
- Families who want coach direction without weekly in-person sessions
Probably not the first choice
- Brand-new athletes who need constant hands-on instruction
- Athletes without a safe or appropriate place to train
- Situations where video cannot capture the technical issue well
- Current pain, injury, or medical concerns that need qualified clinical care
- Athletes who need the structure and environment of regular in-person practice
Remote does not mean
generic.
Feedback still needs to match the athlete’s event. Exact fit depends on the event, video quality, coach availability, and whether the issue can be coached effectively from a distance.
The important questions before starting online.
How much is RYFT Remote Coaching?
How many video reviews are included?
Can I use online coaching if I already have a school coach?
Does RYFT write every workout remotely?
What if I only want one video reviewed?
How do I start?
Keep the training local.
Bring the coaching with you.
If the athlete already has a place to train but needs clearer technical direction, recurring review, and a coach who can help prioritize what matters next, Remote Coaching may be the right fit.