Start Training With RYFT

Tell us about the athlete.
We’ll recommend the right next step.

Use the athlete evaluation if you are considering RYFT Track Club, private coaching, event-specific training, remote coaching, or simply are not sure where to start.

Complete Athlete Evaluation →
No commitment required Youth through adult All event groups Denver metro + remote
What Happens Next

One form. One clear starting point.

You do not need to know which RYFT service is right before you contact us. Give us the important athlete information and we will help narrow it down.

01

Tell us about the athlete

Share age, event interests, experience, goals, current training, schedule, and the main concern you want help solving.

02

RYFT reviews the fit

We look at what the athlete actually needs and which training option makes the most sense rather than forcing everyone into the same program.

03

We give you the next step

If RYFT is a good fit, we will explain the recommended path and what you need to do to begin.

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My daughter has improved greatly while continuing to enjoy practice.
RYFT Parent
Athlete Evaluation

Complete The Athlete Evaluation.

Tell us about the athlete and we’ll follow up with the best next step. A parent or athlete can complete the form. If you don’t know an event yet, choose “not sure” where available and give us the information you do know.

Quick Answers

Questions families often ask.

The few things families usually need to know before completing the evaluation.

Do I have to join RYFT after filling this out?
No. The evaluation helps us understand the athlete and determine whether RYFT is a good fit before you commit to a training option.
Is this only for Track Club?
No. Use this form for Track Club, private coaching, event-specific coaching, remote coaching, or when you are simply unsure which option fits.
Can a parent complete the form?
Yes. Parents can complete it using the athlete’s information, goals, schedule, and current training situation.
What if the athlete does not know their event yet?
That is fine. Event exploration is normal, especially for younger or newer athletes. Tell us what the athlete has tried and what they are interested in, and we can help determine the best starting environment.