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Three Brooklyn sisters find their stride with a community behind them.
Track brings Tai, Rainn and Brooke Sheppard national attention while their family is recovering from homelessness. This documentary follows the sisters through training, school and the challenges of growing up. Their mother and coach help them look beyond medals toward education, confidence and the choices that will shape their lives.
The sisters’ different personalities and their coach’s practical support give families plenty to discuss about teamwork, perseverance and the help young athletes need away from competition.
The official US PG rating cites thematic elements, brief sex-ed discussion and some language. The documentary discusses homelessness, poverty, family trauma and bereavement. A brief conversation concerns puberty and sexual health. Athletic pressure and difficult family circumstances make this a more demanding watch than a simple sports victory story.
Our notes are a starting point, not an age recommendation. G and PG films can still include intense moments. You know your family best.
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Film facts: Official Sisters on Track film website; composite factual record · additional source . Checked 2026-11-11. Parent notes and recommendations by PG Pick. Artwork belongs to its respective studio.