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Learn about the youth sports backgrounds of some of the world's elite goalkeepers

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 […]

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 […]

Keys to recruiting tournament volunteers and giving them the tools and training to succeed

Barrel-chested Frog Aquatics founder touched by club members' bouts with cancer

Athletes need to fulfill four main criteria to be academically eligible to compete at an NAIA institution

Reduce the learning curve that comes with being new to youth sports

Our focus needs to be on what is best for the athletes. Let’s sit down with them and listen, really listen, to what they want from the activities they participate in. Researchers estimate that in the United States there are between 21 and 28 million youth, ages 8 to 17, who participate in organized sports. […]

Many parents find it hard to sit on the sidelines and give responsibility to their children

The volunteer return rate between seasons was 98 percent because volunteers wanted to be a part of an organization that was responsive, appreciated their work and offered to address some of their personal costs of volunteering. Quality customer service contributes to attracting new members, retaining current members and increasing volunteer contributions to your club.   How […]