Next Move - Offseason Edge: Networking That Moves Your Coaching Career Forward – Mike Ridings, Safeties Coach, Campbell University

On this episode of Next Move, presented by Coach Portal, Keith Grabowski is joined by Mike Ridings, Safeties Coach at Campbell University, to explore the power of offseason networking and relationship-building in the coaching profession. From making the most of summer camp opportunities to mastering intentional follow-up, Coach Ridings outlines a practical approach for turning brief encounters into meaningful, long-term professional growth. He highlights that curiosity, adaptability, and consistent communication often outweigh the need to impress. Whether you're just starting your coaching journey or aiming to take the next big step, this conversation offers valuable insights to help you become more intentional, better connected, and more impactful in every interaction. Chapters The Importance of Offseason Networking Building Relationships in Coaching Maximizing Summer Camps for Networking The Art of Follow-Up in Networking Learning from Experience and Curiosity   Connect on X: Keith Grabowski - ⁠⁠@CoachKGrabowski⁠⁠ Mike Ridings - @CoachRidings Get in the Coach Portal: Sign up for your free 6-month trial today with the code CCPODCAST at ⁠⁠https://www.coach-portal.com/⁠⁠⁠⁠ and make your next move.   Transform your football program with CultureAI!Grab your copy of the CultureAI Book and Workbook at: ⁠coachandcoordinator.com/cultureai⁠. The CultureAI Workbook is your ultimate guide to leveraging ChatGPT and AI tools to evaluate, align, and elevate your team's culture. Packed with actionable prompts, templates, and real-world coaching examples, it’s designed for coaches who lead with intention and embrace innovation. Streamline your processes and build a stronger, more cohesive team culture all season long. Don’t wait—get started today and take your program to the next level! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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