by Greg Carroll, Tudor Collegiate StrategiesAssurance they’re making the right decision!!!One of the first slides we show when we go to a campus to do a workshop for an athletic department is the picture of a squirrel. Why a squirrel? Because a squirrel’s behavior is really similar to …
If You’re Wondering What Your Recruits Are Thinking, Just Ask Them!
by Greg Carroll, Tudor Collegiate StrategiesA while back I was on the phone with a client and we were talking about a high value prospect he’d been recruiting for a few months and he really had no idea where he was in terms of gauging interest. All those things that would offer an easy …
Prospect Interest – Without Action – Is a Red Flag
Time and time again, coaches hear athletes talk about the actions they're going to be taking as the recruiting process moves forward.They seem excited, and why not? You're another college coach who just reached out and heaped praise on them for how well they're doing in their sport, and are …
The Scientific Method: Anyone Can Do It!
Bill Lynch, Front RushToday we’re going to talk about how the Scientific Method translates to coaching. I know everyone has learned about this topic in school at one point or another, but it doesn’t hurt to get a refresher - especially when I’m positive you already use it in your daily lives, …
The Little Things That Go A Long Way
by Mandy Green, Coaching Productivity StrategiesRecently I was asked by a few coaches to give them my top 10 coaching management books. Number one on my list was a book called “Winning” by Clive Woodward. I had the privilege to be a part of an amazing lecture about team management around …