What does every aspiring baseball parent, player, and even coach want to accomplish during the baseball recruiting process?
Save time……money……play at the next level!
Right?
You don’t want to waste time seeking advice about scholarship options from people and resources that can’t help you.
You don’t wan’t to waste money on baseball showcases, and recruiting services that just wan’t to reach into your back pocket.
Most important of all………you wan’t to be able to do both while finding the best program that is conducive to preparing you to play at the next level!
Well saving time, money and preparing to play at the next level is precisely what Dave Franco of Next Level Ball Player has been helping countless baseball parents with. Consulting parents and players on what EXACTLY they need to do in order to position themselves as future valuable assets to a college baseball program.
If you’re beginning to start the college recruiting process for yourself or if you’re already in the process, there is no doubt in my mind that you’ll be able to sleep much easier tonight after hearing the advice of Dave Franco!
15 replies to "Surviving the baseball recruiting process w/ Dave Franco"
I thought it was great! Def cant wait till the next one. My lil bro is a junior this year and this really helped me and gave me a sense of direction now on how to approach these camps and showcases he is gettin invtited to. Thanks Mark
Awesome Blake! Sorry the connection was so bad! Stay tuned for the update!
being pro active, and being aware of showcases that are not worth the money.
Good one Jose!
My biggest take away was the need to be proactive…must take ownership in the process and make it happen.
Gregg, that’s a great point! Taking ownership is key!
I was absolutely moved by Franco’s passion and knowledge, my take away is clearly i need help!
Gap, Yup! Franco really knows his stuff!
I liked what he shared about what coaches and scouts look for, even before the game starts. Warm ups, body languages, attitude, interaction and reactions… Rather than worrying about the result that day, player should focus on their preparations and approach to the game. I can remind my son to prepare that way every time he step on the field as though recruiters are watching …
Victor! That was probably my favorite part of the interview!
You have to be proactive, not take anything for granted and own your success by pursuing good matches.
Proactive proactive proactive! That’s money Richard!
lol then im going to school haha i will watch it at school
:'( i missed it
Oh no you haven’t! It’s @ 6:30 pacific time tonight!