This content was created by Trenton Luera. This content was uploaded by Trenton Luera. This is a YouTube video titled '#greenscreen #football #fyp #collegefootball #scholarships #recruiting' created on March 18, 2024, featuring Trenton Luera providing advice on how to impress college coaches during recruitment events, emphasizing eye contact, a firm handshake, and proper introductions.
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These are the three things you need to immediately do when you're talking to a college coach. This is very important with camp season, coming up, junior days, everything like that. You need to impress a college coach right from the start. But first, before we dive into it, if you want a free spreadsheet with 6000 plus college coaches emails, all you have to do is DM me the word email on Instagram, I'll send to you for free. Now, the first thing you're going to want to do is look the coach in the eye, have direct eye contact, show that you're confident in talking to them and just overall respect them. I mean, think about people that don't look someone in the eye. I mean, it's often just looks kind of weird, looks like they're trying to avoid you, look like they're really nervous or just want to be in there in the first place. Those are things that you do not want to convey to the college coach. So make sure you're looking them right in the eye and you're talking clearly. Number two is you want to have a firm handshake. I mean, shoot, if you have to practice this, then do it. But making sure you have a firm handshake, like no coach wants to shake a recruit's hand and have a weak, loose grip that just screams unconfidence that things are not going to be good on the football field. And number three is you want to introduce yourself. I've made this mistake a few times. When you go up to.