EP #06: The Role of Parents in Recruiting and Pursuing an Athletic Scholarship

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Teamwork is a key to success in recruiting. Teamwork between the parent(s) and the student-athlete. Your chances are much higher of getting an athletic scholarship when both parties do their part. So what is a parent's role? You need to get that straight or you will end up with tension, arguments, damaged relationships and even quitting the process. That's bad. Recruit-Me CEO Jon Fugler brings his wife into the conversation and they share candidly how they worked this out when their twin sons pursued and achieved athletic scholarships. Jon has coaches hundreds of families to success. You'll learn the key things he teaches parents that has helped families achieve their scholarship dream.

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