Episode 90: Greg Earhart on the New Big Picture for College Sports

04/13/20 • 30 min

As we move through this crisis, and face some of the certain changes it will likely inflict upon college sports as we know it, what does the big picture look like moving forward? Executive Director for the College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America, Greg Earhart, talks about how coaches should approach the COVID-19 crisis of 2020, and what some of the possible big picture ramifications are in the future. We make every effort to give our listeners the best advice and most relevant voices when it comes to their profession, and how to build their programs, and this is an episode of the College Recruiting Weekly podcast that you need to pay attention to. For information on how Tudor Collegiate Strategies can help, or for free resources for your program, visit www.dantudor.com after the show. Questions? Email Dan Tudor at [email protected].

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Episode 89: The Parent and Club Coach Perspective on the Covid-19 Crisis

The Coronavirus pandemic of 2020 is altering the way college coaches do their job, no doubt. But what's the perspective from a club coach and parent perspective? In this episode of the College Recruiting Weekly podcast, Dan Tudor simulcasts with Jason Oates, who hosts the "Whistle and a Clipboard" podcast. Jason talks about his perspective on the challenges to college recruiting as a club coach, and also offers perspective on some of the questions and confusion in his house as the parent of a high school junior and sophomore who are entering the college recruiting process now. It's fantastic insight for college coaches who want to hear from someone on the other side of the recruiting conversation during this unique time in college athletics. Listen to Jason's podcast here: http://whistleandaclipboard.com/ Make sure to subscribe to the College Recruiting Weekly podcast and leave a 5-star review if you get the chance! Thanks for listening, Coach!

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Episode 91: Tamy Matheny on Creating Confident Athletes During a Crisis

Your student-athletes need to be built into confident, mentally healthy young people - during regular times, or times of crisis. In this episode of the College Recruiting Weekly podcast, Dan Tudor talks one-on-one with Tami Matheny, founder of Refuse 2 Lose Coaching. Coach Matheny believes that while it’s important to work on the physical and technical aspects of sport, the mental side is just as important...mental skills are often the differentiating factor for the most successful athletes. Tami understands that talent cannot always overcome a lack of confidence or mental toughness, but a high level of confidence and mental toughness can often overcome a lack of talent. She enjoys interacting and working hands on with coaches, athletes, and teams to make a difference. So what should coaches be doing during a crisis like COVID-19, and after? Listen and find out. To access Tami's fantastic resources, go to http://r2lc.com/ To read her book, "The Confident Athlete", order it here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1640851704/ref=as_sl_pc_tf_til?tag=r2lc-20&linkCode=w00&linkId=4fec934dc4ca46a9c545977ca472c870&creativeASIN=1640851704 Follow Coach Matheny on Twitter: @R2LCoaching To email Tami: [email protected] If you want to reach Dan Tudor, email him at [email protected] or through Twitter at @dantudor Thanks for listening to the College Recruiting Weekly podcast, Coach!