Seven Things Every Rowing Recruit Should Know
It may sound silly, but the key to being recruited in any sport is being “recruitable.” That’s especially true in rowing, where earning a spot on the team, and keeping that spot, requires [Read More]
Ten Things To Know About College Gymnastics Recruiting
Becoming an elite gymnast takes hard work and dedication. And developing the talent to compete at the collegiate level is even more difficult. So, if your goal is to earn a college [Read More]
10 Steps To Help You Cheer In College
While cheering in college is a goal for many, the fact that each school has its own admission and tryout process can make things confusing and frustrating. However, if you start looking [Read More]
Six Sets To Help You Spike Your Volleyball Recruiting
In 2019-20, 1,836 colleges and junior colleges sponsored varsity volleyball programs in the U.S. But, given that only 5.8% of female players and 5.6% [Read More]
When considering recruits, every volleyball coach has their own set of criteria that they look for in a player, as well as how they evaluate those variables. However, if you’re looking for an opportunity to play volleyball in [Read More]
Eric Lake spent some time with Zack Greer – NCAA DI all-time leader in goals scored, 10 year NLL veteran and current member of the San Diego Seals – about his journey from youth sports to college, and ultimately life [Read More]
Eric Lake spent some time with this CaptainU expert panel discussing the football recruiting process and what it’s like playing at the collegiate level:
Key Points:
• Power. In multiple scientific studies, power is the one measurable predictor of elite-level performance in football, rugby, soccer, and several other sports. Measured power is consistently higher for elite athletes compared to non-elite athletes in [Read More]