The College Soccer Guy shows how a student got recruited to Division I and Division III schools by sending an every-touch video, which shows every ball contact in one match. Unlike highlight reels or full-game footage, these videos give coaches a complete skill snapshot in minutes.
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One of my students is getting recruited to play college soccer, and I'm going to show you how you can play college soccer also. I'm the College Soccer Guy, and I help parents and their kids play college soccer. I mean, I help the parents help their kids play college soccer. You get it. Okay, I asked him what levels— he reached out to me on Instagram, and he said what— I asked him what levels he's playing, getting recruited by, and he said a mixture of D1, D3 schools right now. Mount St. Mary's, Lingcoming are the two most recent, uh, that have reached out. And I was like, great. And then I was like, you know, have I helped you do that? Because I just wanted to see. I'd assumed I did, but I wanted to ask. Yeah, man, you really motivated me to send the Every Touch video of the colleges. So why do you need every-touch videos? Every-touch videos are super important because once you send your highlight video, that's like the appetizer. Nom nom nom nom. Like, that's delicious. Then afterwards they're like, but I need more. Like, I need to see more. So then you send a full game video with timestamps. Like, that was really helpful, but that took me forever to watch and I didn't really get through it. So instead you send a video of just you taking every single touch in one game, and that tells us so much about you. And guess what? You can send many of them, lots of them. So please send every-touch videos. It will help you get recruited to play college soccer. If you need help on the college soccer process and what should be in that video or any of your videos or any of your emails or how to talk back to coaches or who, which coaches to reach out to, give me a call. Links in the bio. I cannot help everybody, but I want to help you. Parents, kids, call me. Link in bio.