RAE Youth Initiative · Nonprofit

No kid left out.
Fund the work.

Our youth programs are built to be free for families. They run on sponsors, donors, and community partners. Help us put young athletes in the room.

What your support funds

The programs.

Planned 13-week programs. Launch depends on funding, location, and schedule. Families apply through a parent or guardian.

13-week program

RAE Youth Fitness

  • 13 weeks
  • 26 coached small-group 60-minute sessions, twice weekly
  • 10-minute focus and discipline practice in each session
  • Baseline, midpoint, and final movement and fitness review

Proposed ages 13–18, grouped by readiness. Minimum 6, maximum 10. Location and cohort dates confirmed before start.

Parent / guardian interest

13-week program

RAE Academic Accountability

  • Weekly grades and missing-work review
  • 13 weekly 30-minute virtual 1:1 meetings
  • 3 monthly group meetups
  • 3 parent progress summaries

Grade monitoring and planning—not subject tutoring, admissions, or recruiting. Parent or guardian authorization is required before access to a minor’s school records.

Parent / guardian interest

13-week program

RAE Athlete Mindset

  • 13 weekly 45-minute virtual 1:1 coaching sessions
  • Pregame routine and reset after mistakes
  • Focus, self-talk, and weekly practice
  • Youth and next-level athletes; adults may inquire

Performance coaching and education. No clinical care or outcome guarantees.

Parent / guardian interest

13-week program

RAE Complete Athlete

  • 26 small-group fitness sessions
  • 13 weekly 45-minute combined academic and mindset 1:1 sessions
  • Weekly grade review
  • 3 monthly group meetups and 3 parent summaries

One combined individual academic and mindset meeting each week. Location, schedule, and cohort confirmed before start.

Parent / guardian interest

Scope & safety

Coaching with clear boundaries.

RAE provides performance coaching, fitness education, and academic accountability. It is not medical care, psychotherapy, physical therapy, dietetics, athletic training, subject tutoring, admissions counseling, or recruiting representation. Youth inquiries must be submitted by a parent or guardian. No scholarship, championship, professional opportunity, or other outcome is guaranteed.