Most families are doing camps and showcases backward.

11 Apr 2026 · 1 min
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In this advisory YouTube monologue, a former Division‑I coach, scout, and recruiter explains why many parents rely solely on camps and showcases, which often yields little exposure for their athletes. He stresses that without proactive outreach to college coaches before events, athletes are unlikely to be noticed. The speaker advises parents to (1) communicate with the schools and coaches who will attend the events, (2) know which decision‑makers will be present, and (3) vet each showcase or camp to ensure it offers genuine game‑or‑competition exposure rather than just passive attendance. He offers to send a personalized recruiting plan to viewers who comment “pro,” positioning the advice as a proven, actionable strategy for navigating the recruiting process.

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