5 Ways Gymnastics Recruiting Is Different From Other Sports
Due to its size, scope, and media attention, the recruiting process in sports like football and basketball is well known. Given that, many people assume the same process plays out in [Read More]
How To Get Recruited Even If You’re An Unsigned Senior
Thanks to signing ceremonies, the National Signing Day has become a big media event. But, if you’re a senior who hasn’t signed on the dotted line and [Read More]
3 STUNT Techniques to Master
For all-girl bases, poor technique is most often the root of many problems. More importantly, while poor technique can affect the quality of your stunts, it can also cause physical injury. So, if you want [Read More]
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]
What Does Your Body Language Say To College Coaches?
For most high school athletes, your play on the field or on the floor speaks for itself. But just remember that, if a coach is watching you [Read More]
What Can Division III Schools Offer You?
Most high school student-athletes dream of a full-ride scholarship at a Division I school. The reality may be different though, and many athletes will have to consider [Read More]
Is Division I College Really The One For You?
Just about every high school athlete dreams of competing in college at the Division I level. And, while the bright lights, the nationally televised games, and the [Read More]
What You Should Know About Walk-Ons
According to NCAA data, 51% of Division I athletes receive some level of financial aid. By extension, that means 49% of DI student-athletes are walk-ons. [Read More]