Brent Bridger was one of our speakers at our NAVC Recurting Seminar. During the seminar Brent shared with us many details about the recruting process. The book that Brent has authored cost $10 and is a great resource for information about the recruting process. If you want to order a book please contact Brent below at either of his emails or by phone. Brent Bridger Recruiting 365 (678) 687-1898 totalathletesports@gmail.com brent@tntvball.com

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What is VolleyballRecruits.net?
VolleyballRecruits.net is an online recruiting tool endorsed by USA Volleyball as The Official Recruiting Tool of USA Volleyball.  VolleyballRecruits.net streamlines the recruiting process and exponentially increases your visibility among college coaches by making it convenient for them to see you play and view your profile.  There are a variety of Recruiting Packages available depending on your needs, some including video editing services.  You can take an interactive tour of VolleyballRecruits.net here .

North Atlanta players receive huge discounts on all Recruiting Packages!
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PACKAGES:

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What is included in a VolleyballRecruits.net Membership?

• Access to every college volleyball coach in the country. Yes, you read that right
• A secure online platform to host all your information and video
• Unlimited video uploads 
• School Search feature to help you find schools that are a good fit for you (EVERY PROGRAM IN THE COUNTRY IS A REGISTERED USER!)
• Built-in messaging system to contact the college programs of your choice. All communication with college coaches is handled from your VolleyballRecruits.net account. No more looking up coaches contact info, burning DVDs, running to the post office, etc.
• Editing staff to help you create professional highlight videos and / or skills videos using isolation effects
  
• A DIY video editing program allows you to pull together your own basic highlight reel
  
• Volleyball specific recruiting guidance from ex Division 1 volleyball players
• A team of volleyball experts to support you and answer all your questions along the way!

Questions?
If you have any questions about VolleyballRecruits.net, please call 303-929-8587 or send an email to Amanda@VolleyballRecruits.net. Amanda played Division I volleyball and understands the ins and outs of the process. She is happy to answer any questions about the tool or the recruiting process in general. You may also reach her by phone at 303-929-8587.

• How to Shoot A Skills Video
• The Recruiting Time-Line
• Parents Guide to Filming Video
• Facts about Scholarships

1. Have a plan with every coach you have been in contact with
Get back in touch with any school you have been in touch with already. The primary question to ask them is “What else do they need to make their final evaluation?” each coach will have a specific answer and you want to tailor the information you send them to each coach. This will help you start to get some “final answers” from them earlier in the year.

2. Have the ability to get your new information to coaches quickly
As your season progresses, you will want to show your improvement over the past year during the season. Coaches will be looking to identify new recruits throughout the year and take advantage of contact and evaluations opportunities throughout the year. Make sure you can get your information to them to be evaluated!

3. Go on visits to fall events when you get an opportunity
Visits are a great opportunity to see campus, meet coaches face to face, and make a great impression! If time/money allow, make sure you are getting out to campus to see if this is a place you could see yourself for the next 4 or 5 years of your life.

4. Know the contact rules for your sport/grad class
The NCAA Guide for the College Bound Student-Athlete does a great job of outlining the contact rules for each sport. Make sure you are using this to get an edge over other recruits.

5. Coaches need to evaluate your character
Once you get a coaches ear, know how to communicate with them! Send them updates on your season, ask questions, find out about the coach you are going to be playing for. Coaches want student-athletes that fit on their team. The more you communicate with them, the quicker they will be able to see why you should be part of their program.