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Must know
  • Turn on Age Restriction on the Requirements step, then choose one of two modes. At least one bound is required; leave the other blank for no limit in that direction.
  • In By age mode, eligibility is measured against the program’s start date — or each session’s own date for sign-up-per-class and drop-in programs — so a child can become eligible for later sessions.
  • Athletes with no birth date on file still appear in eligibility lists, but they must have a birth date recorded before they can check out.
On the Requirements step, switch on Age Restriction and pick how you want to define it: By age. Choose a Unit of Years or Months, then set a Minimum Age, a Maximum Age, or both. Years accept one decimal place (for example, 5.1), and months let you express fine ranges like 18–36 months. Because this mode is measured against a date, it shifts over time — Uplifter checks each athlete’s age on the relevant reference date rather than a fixed cutoff. By birthdate. Set Born on or after and/or Born on or before to define a fixed date-of-birth window. This mode never changes — a birth date either falls in the window or it doesn’t — which is handy for competitive age groups tied to a birth-year cutoff. Whichever mode you use, the check runs on your marketing site as families register, and it’s re-verified at checkout so no one buys into a program they don’t qualify for. Related: How do I restrict a program by level, gender, or membership? · How do I require waivers, medical info, or forms to register? · How do I create a new program?