College soccer players across all divisions wake at 5 am for training, classes, lifting, and sleep, repeating daily. The College Soccer Guy breaks down what the season actually looks like and invites players and parents to comment for recruitment guidance.
What is it like for a college soccer player? What is the life like? I'm the College Soccer Guy, and I help you play college soccer in under 60 seconds. So you've seen the day in the lives, hopefully at this point, where like people take you through their day in the life, right? They're traveling, they're playing with their friends. But here's kind of what it looks like on a timetable during the season. And to be clear, during the season, Division I, Division II, Division III, and NAIA are the equivalent, meaning you have the same number of hours. Some people are like, Division I is my whole entire life. It's your whole entire life during the season for Division III and Division II also. After the season, it's a little bit different. So basically, at least in my case, I would wake up at literally 5 in the morning, go to training, then I'd go to school all day, then lift, eat, sleep, and go to bed. And that's what you do pretty much every day. Now, the day in the lives are super cool. I want you guys to watch those. You should go follow my called soccer gals TikTok page, which is just dedicated to girls. And 3 girls from UCSB post, of course, you know, with my help and explain what it's like and what you need to do as a girl to play called soccer. But the day in the life is to say, yes, it does rule your whole life, but you will be able to get an education and whatnot. It's like joining a fraternity or sorority, except we're kind of like the wizards, meaning, you know, if you are a fuggle, if you have no superpowers, that's kind of what we call the kids who didn't play college sports. The kids that are playing college sports, they're like the ones going to Hogwarts. They're the ones going into Gryffindor and Slytherin, etc. They're the ones with the superpowers. Now, to earn the right to do that is not easy, including going to Hogwarts for those kids wasn't easy, right? You had to become a really good wizard. If you want help going to Hogwarts of college soccer, comment "call" and we schedule a call with you and your parents to make sure that does happen for you.
