Podcast 15 – College recruiting at a distance
In this episode the topic is how we can recruit effectively without leaving campus. Alex Porter, who's been doing that for years, joins me.
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In this episode the topic is how we can recruit effectively without leaving campus. Alex Porter, who's been doing that for years, joins me.
Changing a player's technique is one of the most challenging aspects of coaching. You really need to keep their motivation positive.
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