A soccer recruiting coach breaks down how high school players should film themselves for college scouts. Goalkeepers need clips of crosses, corners, and distribution. Field players should make 4-6 full-game "every-touch" videos yearly plus a highlight reel, with occasional mistakes included to look authentic.
Do you think your highlight video is good enough? Well, here's what you're missing. If you're a goalkeeper, you must have training videos and you must have multiple of them. They need to see your crosses, your corners, how you do your goal kicks, your side volleys, distribution, saves. And if you're a sophomore or a junior, it's really important. As a field player, you must have 4 to 6 every-touch videos every single year as a sophomore and a junior in addition to your highlight video. Your highlight video is going to get them interested, but if you want them to fall in love, they need to see you in a full game. But they're not going to watch full games, so we make every-touch videos, which is every that you took in the game. If you had a really bad play, yes, you can delete that one. But they need to feel like it's genuine, so you do need to put some plays in there where you lose it. And finally, most of you do not leverage social media enough, or you don't make videos that are zoomed in. There's this type of video, right, where it's above and we can see the whole game, and then there's this type of video, which is nice and zoomed in, where we can really notice your technique and your style. You need all 3 of these. Comment "call" and we can schedule a call with you and your parents. Remember to ask yourself,
