After 30 years of family and work life, I've added one of my athletic passions back to my weekly routine: Tennis.Played it in high school, and could have played it in college, but didn't. What I love about any sport, but tennis especially, is what a difference proper mechanics mean to the game. …
Success in Recruiting Now Requires These Three Things
by Mandy Green, Busy Coach I’ve been really loving my high intensity kickboxing/lifting gym workouts lately… And the consistency, even on days when I don't hit a personal best… Has really been giving me a lot of momentum. Which brings me to WHY I’m telling you about my workout …
Body Language Expert Mark Bowden on Reading Your Prospect’s Recruiting Cues
It's a special College Recruiting Weekly podcast simulcast, as we present both the audio and video of the Season 5 premier episode.Author and body language expert Mark Bowden joins Dan Tudor for an in-depth discussion about his new book, Truth and Lies: What People Are Really Thinking, and how …
How Do You Get Better Student-Athletes? Do the Work!
by Paul Nemetz-Carlson, Tudor Collegiate Strategies At least three times a week - often many more - I get asked the same question by a college coach. “How do we get better players?” It’s probably a question being asked in your office too because from my experience coaches at all levels are driven …
Making Your Mass Recruiting Message Sound More Personal
by Dan Christensen, Tudor Collegiate Strategies A dilemma that many coaches face: how to send first contact messages to a lot of recruits at once while still making them sounds personalized. Personalization is so important! The message not sounding personal is one of the top reasons recruits say …