Start With an Athlete Evaluation

Tell us about the athlete, their event, goals, experience, and schedule. We’ll use that information to recommend the best RYFT training path — private coaching, track club, event-specific training, or a hybrid option.

Complete Athlete Evaluation Form

No pressure to join right away. This helps us understand the athlete and recommend the right next step.

Complete Athlete Evaluation Form.
What Happens Next

Start with clarity, not guesswork.

After you tell us about the athlete, RYFT helps point you toward the right training path: private coaching, track club, event-specific support, remote coaching, or a hybrid option.

1

Tell Us About the Athlete

Share the athlete’s age, school, event interests, experience level, goals, schedule, and current training situation.

2

We Review the Best Fit

We look at what the athlete actually needs and recommend the best path: club training, private coaching, event-specific training, remote support, or a hybrid plan.

3

Start With the Right Plan

If RYFT is a good fit, we’ll help you choose the right training option and explain exactly how to get started.

Athlete Evaluation Form

Complete the form below and we’ll follow up with the best next step for the athlete.

Start Training FAQs

  • No. The form helps us understand the athlete and recommend the right training path. If RYFT is a good fit, we’ll explain the best next step.

  • No. This form can be used for track club, private coaching, event-specific training, remote support, or general training interest.

  • Yes. Parents are welcome to complete the form. Just answer the questions based on the athlete’s information, goals, schedule, and training needs.

  • That is completely fine. Many athletes are still figuring out their best event. We can use the form to help point them toward the right training path.

  • We try to respond as quickly as possible, generally within a few hours, especially during active training seasons. If the athlete is looking to start soon, include that in the form so we can prioritize the next step.