Former college quarterback Trent Lora breaks down how to get recruited: start by sending five direct messages to coaches daily, then clean up your Twitter, highlight reels, and message content so coaches actually notice you. The goal is to beat the fear and play the numbers game.
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If you're an athlete or parent going through the recruiting process and you're stuck right now stressing out that you're not going to be able to get through this and actually get a scholarship, I'm going to share with you the three step process. You need to get things kickstarted and build some momentum. So that way you can make things a lot easier. If you're new here, I'm Trent Lora. I'm a former college quarterback. So be sure to drop a follow if you want more content like this. Step one is you just need to get started. If you haven't done anything or done barely anything, then you need to do more. It's like all it comes down to. A lot of it is a numbers game. A lot of, a lot of it is just like getting started. Most people are like too scared, too confused. Just start with messaging. College coaches. You could do email, you could do DMs, however you want to do it, just do it. Get started with like literally just send five DMs a day, five DMs a day, just get started. Once you get that first response, you'll see that it actually works. That makes it way easier. So now you get, you got started, you got a little momentum going. Step two is refining your first impression. So this is things like your Twitter profile, your highlights, the messages that you sent. You're going to want to make sure that looks clean and it's catching college of coaches attention because here's the thing, you can play the numbers game.