Coaches ignore most recruiting highlight videos because they're too long (four minutes instead of 90 seconds), filmed poorly, don't identify the player on screen, or show bad body language between plays. Fix these four things and you'll actually get noticed.
Your highlight video is getting you ignored. Here are the 4 mistakes that are killing your recruiting. Your video is 4 minutes long. Your video should be 90 seconds. Cut the fluff. Potato quality footage. If they can't see who you are and you're on the other side of the field and you don't zoom in, the coaches are not going to want to watch your video. You're not even circled or you're not even numbered. Coaches do not want to play Where's Waldo. Tell them who you are right away. After one of your plays, you're showing yourself walking or having bad body language. That is the number one thing coaches are looking to see, and they will stop recruiting you immediately. Immediately. If you want tips on how to make your highlight video amazing, comment the word highlight video and I'll send you a list of tips.
