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After camp, ask your coach about your competition level, not whether they liked you. Follow up on specific skills like footwork. Comment "quiz" to get a questionnaire that matches you with the right camp for next time.

After camp, ask your coach about your competition level, not whether they liked you. Follow up on specific skills like footwork. Comment "quiz" to get a questionnaire that matches you with the right camp for next time.
So for all of you guys here, it's hard to get an answer from these coaches sometimes because they're very busy about if they want to talk. But if you ask what level you can play, they usually can be very honest and responsive to that question. Does that make sense? So that's the question to ask typically after these camps. And you can of course say, what to get better and what to improve upon. But let's say I said to you, you need to get better with your right foot, and I'm Berkeley. Does that mean I'm going to recruit you? Not necessarily. It might be means I'm just being nice, but that's not— no offense, but you don't really care if you should get better with your right foot. You want to know if I like you, correct? And if you ask me directly, do you like me, it can be hard, like I said, for them to say yes or no because they just don't know because they're evaluating so many things. But they can definitely tell you today what level you should aim for. And then comment the word quiz so we can ask you a series of questions to find a little bit more about your situation to see which camp you should be going to. That camp you just saw is one of the best ones there is. They're gonna have it again in April, and you should go.