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A soccer coach says high school players should text college coaches directly using phone numbers from email signatures instead of relying on highlight reels or camps. Include your name, school, and a video link showing your face to stand out.
A soccer coach says high school players should text college coaches directly using phone numbers from email signatures instead of relying on highlight reels or camps. Include your name, school, and a video link showing your face to stand out.
This simple tip could be the reason you get recruited to play college soccer. All of you guys are thinking highlight videos or ID camps or your Instagram page, but none of that is this secret tip. Now before I tell you, if you're not brave, you're not going to be able to apply this tip. So if you're not brave and you're not committed, then scroll away and don't watch the rest of this video. Text. You want to text the schools. 40 to 60% of the time, the college coaches leave their cell phone in the emails. You'll see the letter C or the letter M next to a phone number. That means cell phone or mobile. You need to text them. And the text should look something like this. Dear coach, we exchanged emails earlier this week. I just wanted to briefly introduce myself. My name is, I play for, I play in the class of, I play in this position, and here's my video. And text them the video 'cause it will have a photo of you and they're much better to remember your image than they are just writing. If you want to know what to say on the phone call you're gonna get because of this strategy, comment the word phone and I'll send you a list of questions to be prepared for. If you want more help playing college soccer, give me a call. Links in the bio. And don't forget
