ATHLETIC OPPORTUNITIES
It is our mission at Steel Athlete to make sure that high school athletes, parents, and high school programs understand the high school recruiting process and are able to take advantage of collegiate athletic opportunities.

RECRUITING CAMPAIGN
It is important for high school coaches, athletic directors, and administration to help facilitate a way for important information about the sports recruiting process be passed on to their athletes and parents. Knowing how to succeed in the recruiting process is extremely important. By following the Steel Athlete recruiting model, student athletes and their parents/guardians will create a successful recruiting campaign. Our recruiting model helps parents, coaches, and student athletes, eliminate much of the fear, and guess work on how to get college coaches attention.  Our REC101 seminars provide an opportunity for high schools to give its student athletes, and parents a great resource for those interested in playing college athletics.

RECRUITING 101 SEMINARS
If you would like our staff to come to your school to inform your athletes, parents, and coaches on how to better market themselves, and your program through Steel Athlete, please contact us by emailing us  at info@steelathlete.com.  Our Recruiting 101 seminars will outline the myths behind college recruiting, and help your student athletes identify the many opportunities that are available for athletic scholarships. Here are some of the items we cover during our REC101 seminars:

• Understanding that if you want to play college athletics, you have to market yourself correctly.
• How to market yourself, and or your student athlete to college coaches.
• What information to provide college coaches.
• The importance of providing game film in a quick and efficent manner.
• How the Steel Athlete profile makes it easier for college coaches to recruit high school athletes.

Our workshops are offered at no charge to high schools, and other athletic programs such as club teams.

Help your student athletes, and their parents/guardians  to better understand, and to know how to compete in the recruiting process.