Short video by Trenton Luera advising high-school football players on planning camp schedules to attract college coaches and secure scholarships. He emphasizes targeting camps where coaches have shown prior interest, contacting coaches beforehand, and avoiding spending time/money on camps where coaches are unlikely to be interested.
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High school football player and still haven't put together your camp schedule. Listen to this first. But to tell you exactly what you need to do before the camps so that way you can guarantee that coaches eyes are going to be on you. If you don't know who I am, I'm Trent Lora. I talked to hundreds of college coaches throughout my process, received 25 plus scholarship offers, and now I help kids like you do the same. So the biggest thing that you can do to make sure that you have a successful camp season is make sure that you're going to camps that actually have interest in you. I see too many recruits just go to a bunch of camps, spend all this money, spend all this time, and then they end up going to these camps hoping for a scholarship offer, hoping for some kind of interest. They shake a couple hands, walk out of there and realize that was complete waste of time. So how can you prevent this? How can you make sure that you're actually getting eyes on you? So like I mentioned, you want to get interest before you even show up to the camp. So you're going to want to reach out to college coaches beforehand, see who's interested in you, who likes your film, who doesn't respond as well. If someone doesn't respond, that most likely means that they're just not interested in you. So why waste your time? Go to that camp, try to impress them. They're the camp.