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More fun in youth sports Try modifying the game
More Fun in Youth Sports? Try Modifying the Game
June 2, 2023
There are many ways to modify youth sports, as long as you’re willing to get creative. And if the end result is a game that’s more fun and a better learning opportunity, it’s a worthwhile endeavor. Imagine playing on a field or court that’s been designed for someone who is twice as big and fast […]
College Coaches Looking At Body Language
Body Language Speaks Volumes to College Coaches
June 2, 2023
Do they play the blame game or do they bounce back? Letting it go and moving on proves they have good mental discipline and will be better able to handle the pressure that comes with college sports. College-bound student-athletes are focused on making an impact on the field to help their team and impress any […]
How NHL Scouts Evaluate Players
June 2, 2023
And let’s face it – many scouts don’t care (if you make it at a younger age). If you don’t make it, it should provide incentive to work harder. If you do make it, you better keep working or it will be a short-lived time at that level. Looking at a player today and trying […]
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Stay in the Game: Ejections Are Up in Youth Sports
June 2, 2023
Additionally, it’s the coach’s role to control his players during the game. Don’t leave the mindset of your team up to the refs and you’ll be a lot happier with the results. It’s no secret that when it comes to youth sports events, even parents and coaches can lose their cool in the heat of […]
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Where Are You in the Recruiting Process? (And What to Do Next)
June 2, 2023
Then, you’ll want to loop in your high school or club coach, especially if you’re an underclassman. College coaches will often reach out to a high school or club coach first to learn more about a recruit. Let’s not sugarcoat it: recruiting can often be an overwhelming and confusing process. A lot of that comes […]
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Fourteen Questions College Coaches Hate Getting from Recruits
June 2, 2023
Families should also steer clear from asking questions that they could just as easily research themselves. Coaches want to recruit athletes who are interested in and knowledgeable about their program. The recruiting process is a lot like trying to sell a product. Think about it: Recruits have to be educated about their audience (the college […]
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How Volunteers Can Be Your Tournament’s Stars and Superheroes
June 2, 2023
Keys to recruiting tournament volunteers and giving them the tools and training to succeed
How Parents Can Help Student Athletes Make the Grade
How Parents Can Help Student-Athletes Make the Grade
June 2, 2023
Your student should be motivated to go the extra yard (or base; choose your own sports metaphor here) in the classroom. That’s one way to stand out when applying to the elite colleges and universities. College coaches will tell you, “A good forty time will get you a look, but good grades will get you […]
NAIA Eligibility Center
Four Steps to NAIA Academic Eligibility
June 2, 2023
Athletes need to fulfill four main criteria to be academically eligible to compete at an NAIA institution
Six Tips for Offseason League Communications
June 2, 2023
Looking forward, establish and communicate the key dates that everybody will need to know. This includes player registration, board meetings, facility reservations, clinics, etc. Virtually any blueprint for professional success, individual or corporate, includes a requirement for effective communication. Lacrosse leagues are no different. Making sure that all coaches, parents, and administrators are in sync, […]
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