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Utah · Elite sprint development

Building today’s elite athletes

Gold Medal Athletics develops 7th–12th grade sprinters and hurdlers — the 100/110 and 300 hurdles — into state champions and college athletes. 115+ state titles. 29 state records.

105

D1 athletes

127

State champions

29

State records

6–10

Scholarships a year

01Mission & approach

The total
athlete approach

The mission of Gold Medal Athletics is to help motivate and develop young athletes to become their very best — building the speed, power and mental toughness to rise to the top.

Gold Medal Athletics athletes at Nike Outdoor Nationals 2026

Gold Medal Athletics · Nike Outdoor Nationals 2026

The success of GMA athletes traces back to a Total Athlete approach, refined, tested and proven over the past decade. Every athlete’s program is designed to improve the mechanics and strength it takes to reach top speed. But that is not enough on its own.

GMA addresses every aspect of training on and off the track — nutrition, mental toughness, race strategy and effective recovery — with in-season and off-season programs, shape and form analysis, nutrition assessments, remote coaching and injury prevention.

Years of coaching have also produced a set of working models that turn training numbers into race plans: pace targets and split projections for each event, mental adaptations trained into the week, and race strategy rehearsed before it’s contested. The result is year after year of increased state titles and state records.

01

Mechanics first

Every program is designed around the mechanics and strength it takes to reach top speed — no wasted reps, no guesswork between practices.

02

Race intelligence

Pace, strategy and mental preparation are coached as deliberately as the workouts, so athletes execute when the rounds get tight.

03

Total athlete care

Nutrition assessments, recovery protocols and injury prevention guided by the program's own physical therapist.

“We train smarter and more efficiently — that’s why it holds up all year.”

Sean Maye · Head Coach
02Programs

Built on
milliseconds

Three ways to train with GMA — the full training year, the winter block, or remote coaching when the track isn’t close.

01 / Year-round

Elite Track & Field

August 15 – July 1

The full training year: fall, indoor and outdoor track. Built for athletes serious about dropping time from the 60m through the 1600m, plus the 100/110 and 300 hurdles.

  • 8–10 sessions a month
  • Monday & Wednesday
  • Junior high through college level

02 / USATF

Winter Sessions

November 1 – March 1

The USATF winter block — a short, sharp run of indoor training and meets that buys athletes an advantage going into next season.

  • Monday & Wednesday, 6:45–7:45 PM
  • Girls and boys
  • Limited spaces

03 / Anywhere

Remote Coaching

Available on request

Individualized training, shape and form analysis and race plans for athletes who can't make it to the track every week.

  • Personalized training blocks
  • Form and stride analysis
  • Race strategy reviews

State meet

Triple gold

Jada Crockett, Sarah Ballard, Dalin Draper, Brinn Jensen, Kinzlee Riddle and Davis DeGroot each won the 100m, 200m and 400m at the State Meet.

Jada Crockett
Jada Crockett
Sarah Ballard
Sarah Ballard
Dalin Draper
Dalin Draper
Brinn Jensen
Brinn Jensen
Kinzlee Riddle
Kinzlee Riddle
Davis DeGroot
Davis DeGroot

What families say

“Before joining GMA her junior year, Kinzlee was a solid athlete with promising times. What GMA did for her development — physically and mentally — went far beyond anything we could've hoped for. Her senior year she posted the fastest times in the state across all classifications in the 100, 200 and 400, and finished second at Nike Outdoor Nationals. What sets GMA apart isn't just the physical training — it's the entire approach. They actually care about the mental game, the emotional growth and the character of each athlete.”
The Riddle FamilyKinzlee Riddle · Mountain Ridge '25 · Brigham Young University
Head coach Sean Maye with an athlete on the track

The staff

Coached by
Sean Maye

A three-time high school All-American, World University Games Gold medalist and World Indoor Championships Gold medalist, Sean has coached Utah athletes to 105 D1 programs, 100+ state titles and 29 state records since 2007.

Nearly two decades of coaching, and the data-driven models behind it, have built a proven program that produces champions — and prepares them for the college level.

  • 1997 World Indoor Championships gold — 4x400m, Paris
  • 1991 World University Games gold — Sheffield, England
  • Taft College Hall of Fame, 2024
  • Eight-time WAC champion at BYU
Meet the whole staff
Empty track lanes under stadium lights at dusk

Limited spaces

Train where
records are made.

Sessions run Mondays and Wednesdays, 6:45–7:45 PM. Send your school, events and legal times to be considered.

Building today’s
elite athletes.

Elite sprint, hurdle and speed-endurance training for 7th–12th grade athletes across Utah. Coaching since 2007.

Contact

801-427-3001

Text is fastest — include school, events and legal times.

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