A former college quarterback (creator Trenton Luera) gives practical advice for high-school players attending summer football camps: expect registration to record height/weight, arrive 30–60 minutes early to register and warm up, and be prepared for a basic warm-up followed by combine-style testing and evaluations. The video emphasizes that coaches evaluate players during warm-ups and every camp activity.
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So if you're signed up to a couple camps for this summer, then this is how you should expect things to go. So that way you can crush the camp season and get more interest and more scholarship offers. But if you don't know who I am, I'm a former college quarterback. So be sure to follow for more content like this. And also if you want a free spreadsheet of 6,000 plus college coaches emails, then just go to the link in my bio and get it for free. So the first thing you should expect right when you register, they'll probably get your height and weight because they're going to want to verify that. Make sure it's in their database for future reference. If they decide to recruit you, you should definitely arrive like at least 30 minutes early. I would recommend prob 45 to an hour because you never know how long the registration line is going to take. You don't want to be sitting there when the camp starts. And plus you want to give yourself some time to warm up before you even start the camp because they'll take you through a warm up. They're evaluating through that warm up. Everything you do at the camp they're evaluating. So be sure to make sure you're warm and loose before you even start the camp. Then they're going to take you through some kind of warm up. It'll be pretty basic, nothing crazy, get you running a little bit and then from there they'll probably either take you through combine test.