Must See College Information

Softball National Letter of Intent signing is right around the corner and this time of year is often when players, parents, and coaches give some thought to making it to the college level.

So what do you need to know or do to get to the collegiate level? Or to help your daughter get there? Or help other players you know get there?

The good news is there ARE specific things you can do, specific steps you can take, to greatly increase your chances of making that happen.

Let me tell you a little story...

A few years ago I was asked to attend a college recruiting seminar. In fact, this seminar was mandatory for all the coaches at the high school I coach at. Now, I'll be honest, I reallydidn't want to go. I was working a full time job at the time, and I was coaching, and I was about 8 months pregnant with my 4th child. Seriously, if it wasn't really necessary for me to stay another 1 1/2 - 2 hours after practice, then I didn't want to do it. After all, I had been through the process. What was the speaker going to tell me that I didn't already know? I honestly thought it was going to be a big waste of time. I mean I already knew grades were important. I knew that college coaches DO look at player attitude. I already knew what I had gone through during my journey to playing softball in college, etc, etc, etc. But I went to the seminar, albeit reluctantly, and expected to be bored during the next hour or two while some guy from out of state talked about how to become a college athlete.

Thankfully for me, and for the other coaches who attended, this speaker (and President and Founder of the company he represented) was MUCH better than I ever expected. By the end of the seminar I was completely BLOWN AWAY! The thing that kept running through my mind was the EVERY high school athlete, parent, and coach in Hawaii NEEDED to hear this message. The information provided was absolutely invaluable for anyone involved in the life of a high school student-athlete who had any aspiration to play their sport at the collegiate level.

So what's in it for you? Well...just a few days ago, I got a call from the President of this company that goes around the country speaking at high schools. I just found out that their program, which educates student-athletes, parents, coaches, and counselors about the college recruiting process, is much more readily available than it was a few years back when I first heard the seminar. Not only that it just got a LOT easier to afford. I thought the program was worth every penny a few years ago when there was only about 1/3 of the information it provides today. I thought it was worth every penny when they added all the new stuff and high schools and clubs were paying hundreds of dollars to provide the information to their student-athletes. When I heard how much the new and improved program is being offered for now, I could hardly believe it. You have no idea how excited I am about 1) this company making this information and this program easier to access and easier to afford and 2) being in a position to help others (and not just those in Hawaii) get this program which includes all the information I got at that seminar and more.

I don't have all the details just yet, but you CAN get a hold of this awesome program for your school, travel club, or team. Not only will you be able to access all the information I received at that seminar, but you will also be able to take advantage of the wealth of information that has been added over the last few years. Plus travel clubs or teams qualify for "small school" pricing which is over 30% below regular price.

Again, for those involved with high school aged softball players, this information is MUST SEE stuff. I just received an e-mail a few weeks ago from a father who asked, "What should I put in a letter to college coaches?" This program tells you EXACTLY what to do and include when contacting college coaches (and not just for softball, but for ANY sport). This program gives you specific answers and helps you create a "blueprint for success" when it comes to the college recruiting process.

In the next few days, I will have all the details on how you can get access to all the information this company and their program provides. I'll also be able to tell you how you can personally preview the everything this company has to offer without paying a penny or giving out any credit card information.

Coaching (and parenting) is not only about today, but about preparing the players we work with for the BEST FUTURE POSSIBLE!

I'll be in touch very soon.