by Tyler Brandt, National Recruiting CoordinatorIt seems like, regardless of the location, size of the school, level of the institution or neighborhood it’s in, all coaches have similar challenges. We all know that in today's society parents are more invasive than ever, we also know that …
You, Recruiting and “A Message to Garcia”
What kind of a coach and recruiter are you?At your core - when nobody is looking, and you're the only one in the office - how focused are you on getting the job done for your program, your fellow coaches on staff, and your college?That question applies directly to your role as an effective …
Looking to be a High Performance Coach? Take a Time Out!
by Mandy Green, University of South DakotaToo many coaches these days have to retire early for health-related issues because they don’t take enough time off to be able to sit and enjoy life outside of their sport. Coaches are increasingly working longer hours, over the weekends, and skipping …
5 Ways to Help Your Staff Reach Their Potential
by Mandy Brettigen, Selling for CoachesHiring and managing your coaching staff may be the single most consequential aspect of coaching.Filling positions on a staff is like recruiting for your team: You recruit those who will embrace and thrive within your philosophy and who meet the needs of …