by Megan Cooke Caracagno, Tudor Collegiate StrategiesFor most sports, September is the busiest month as a coach. Students are back on campus. Freshmen are being…well…freshmen. And not only are you starting practices (hopefully with some in shape athletes), but you’re tackling the planning and …
How to Build Your Program Without Burning Out
by Mandy Green, Busy CoachLet me ask you something: How much time do you spend each week on tasks that don’t directly move the needle in your program’s success?If you’re like most college coaches I work with, you’re probably juggling everything from team admin, travel logistics, and …
More Do’s and Don’ts For Fall Travel
By Jeremy Tiers, Vice President of Admissions Services3 minute readMy article last week, which outlined a big mistake to avoid when you start conversations at high school visits and college fairs, generated a lot of follow-up questions from readers.The most common one asked for …
The One Thing You Can’t Afford to Neglect This Season: Your Own Recovery
by Mandy Green, Busy CoachI get it—fall season is in full swing, and you’re grinding from dawn till dusk. But here’s a truth I had to learn the hard way: when you neglect your recovery, everything suffers. I used to be stuck in the hustle mindset, believing more hours meant more success. The …
Don’t Make This Big Mistake During Fall Travel
By Jeremy Tiers, Vice President of Admissions Services2 minute readStarting conversations at high school visits and college fairs have been popular topics during my recent training workshops.Keep in mind that most of the interactions and conversations you’re about to have will be your …