We divide our club into three age groups, ensuring each athlete trains in an environment tailored to their development, experience, and goals: youth, middle school, and high school. No previous experience is required to participate in any level, all you need is a good attitude, discipline, and a pair of running shoes.
Steadfast Team Programs
Foundational training in sprinting, jumping, and speed development for grades 3rd - 5th
Foundational training in sprinting, jumping speed development + the basics of strength training for grades 6th - 8th
Performance-driven training for serious athletes seeking major improvement. etc. etc
Youth
Fill out our contact form below to stay up to date on the latest programming and team deadlines for Steadfast Youth.
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Our winter indoor club trains Nov - Jan with meets beginning in Dec. through the end of Jan. at venues like UCCS, Colorado School of Mines, Air Force Academy, and CU Boulder.
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Throughout the spring season, we provide track skills training multiple days per week to help youth athletes refine their running form, master block starts, and improve performance in jumping events. This is a great option for youth athletes aiming to get in shape for the Summer competition season.
Spring 2026 training schedule TBA soon, fill out our contact form below to stay up to date on season programming details (dates, times, locations, etc.)
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Our Summer club team trains and competes June through July with meets at venues like Valor Christian High School, Englewood High School, Legacy Stadium in Aurora, and more.
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There are no competition opportunities for youth athletes during the Fall season, but we continue offering training opportunities for athletes who want to keep up with their track skills and get in shape for the winter indoor track season.
Middle School
Fill out our contact form below to stay up to date on the latest programming and team deadlines for Steadfast middle schoolers.
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Our winter indoor club trains Nov - Jan with meets beginning in Dec. through the end of Jan. at venues like UCCS, Colorado School of Mines, Air Force Academy, and CU Boulder.
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In the spring, we host track skills training multiple days a week, giving middle school athletes the edge they need to stay competitive with their schools through focused work on running form, block starts, and jumping events
Spring 2026 training schedule TBA soon, fill out our contact form below to stay up to date on season programming details (dates, times, locations, etc.)
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Our Summer club team trains and competes June through July with meets at venues like Valor Christian High School, Englewood High School, Legacy Stadium in Aurora, and more.
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There are no competition opportunities for middle school athletes during the Fall season, but we continue offering training opportunities for athletes who want to keep up with their track skills and get in shape for the winter indoor track season.
This is a great option for athletes who don’t have another sport going on in the Fall and/or want track to be their primary sport.
High School
Fill out our contact form below to stay up to date on the latest programming and team deadlines for Steadfast High Schoolers
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Our indoor track club begins preparing for the winter competition season in August. For athletes who do not participate in a fall sport—or who want track to be their primary focus—this is the ideal time to start developing the technical skills and physical foundation needed to perform confidently when competitions begin in December.
This training group meets four days per week, emphasizing strength development, speed training, and event-specific work, including block starts, hurdles, and jumps.
For athletes who do compete in a fall sport, we offer a winter onboarding window from November through December, allowing them to transition seamlessly into indoor track training once their fall season concludes
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Indoor competitions run from December through the end of February. During the regular season, we typically attend three to four local meets and travel out of state for two to four additional competitions.
Throughout the competition season, athletes continue training four days per week, with weekly training loads carefully adjusted to ensure proper tapering and peak performance at meets.
Athletes who meet qualifying standards also have the opportunity to travel to New York to compete at the Nike Indoor National Championships, which is usually held during the first or second weekend in March.
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February through May is the official CHSAA season, and the Steadfast coaching staff transitions to coaching the Valor Christian High School Track Team.
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During the summer months, Steadfast offers a high school strength program designed to help athletes build a solid foundation in the weight room, supporting peak performance and injury prevention throughout the entire year. The program accommodates high school–aged athletes of all experience levels.
This training option is especially well suited for athletes who do not participate in a fall sport and want to make track their primary focus.