Freshman Recruiting workshop

Are you confused about whether you should start the process of being recruited?

Are you confused about what you need to know as a high school freshman to be recruited as an athlete?

Do you as a parent want to understand the timeline for being recruited and what you should do to help you child?

Do you want more insight into the recruiting process and how it will help you get to college?

Do you want to know the 3 crucial things you should be doing right now to start the process?

If you answered yes to those questions this seminar is for you.

Trying to determine whether you child should start the process is nerve wrecking. If you don’t start you end up missing out on having enough time and if you do start what am I supposed to do to first?
The recruiting process for an athlete can be a confusing and frustrating experience if you have not gone through the process. Many parents and athletes make common mistakes that can be avoided if they have the right information. Some people believe they can navigate the process and don’t need help, but most end up running into a problem and can’t figure out what to do next.

Our recruiting seminars are set up to help you navigate for your current grade year so you know specifically what to do, how to do it and when to do it. You are given a roadmap for the next 12 months to help you properly navigate the tricky situations regarding recruiting.
Our programs have helped over one thousand athletes get to the next level of their athletic experience. We endeavor to help athletes get the knowledge they need to be prepared for the upcoming opportunities.

The recruiting seminar will help you do the following things:

-Determine what to do first.
-Learn what you need to do over the next 12 months for the recruiting process
-Role of the athlete
-Do’s and Don’ts as a parent
-Information about student athlete responsibilities
-How to think about choosing the right college
-What the different divisions (D1, D2, D3, JuCo, NAIA) mean as an athlete and how it applies to you
-What makes a good college program and why you should care

Get the action items and road map you need to know to get where you want to be. This session includes a workbook, templates and timeline overview. This is your opportunity for a Question and Answer session regarding recruiting with Erik Johnson. There will not be additional open time slots for casual recruiting conversations with Erik during the season. This is a great chance to learn, discuss and discover what you should do to seize the best possible outcome for your student athlete.

FAQ’S
Who can attend?
This session is for parents and 1 player. Exclusive to the same family.

Should my child attend?
Yes. In order for both parent’s and players to understand their role in the process both parents and players should attend together. However if this is not possible please inform us as soon as possible. email info at ejsports.com

Is it too early to start the process?
No, it isn’t too early to start the process as a Freshman this is the beginning of when you need to get prepared. Our statistics have shown that the earlier you start the recruiting process the better your results are for your future.

What should I bring?
Please bring a notebook or paper, pen, and any prepared questions you may have.

There are 2 workshops that you will receive when purchasing this event. One on October 3^rd, 2020 and the second in May of 2021 at a date to be determined later. Each workshop is 90 minutes including Q & A. The total cost is $325.00 for BOTH workshops.

Sign up for the workshop and get the action items and road map you need to know to get where you want to be.

This session includes a workbook with templates and timeline overview. This is your opportunity for a Question and Answer session regarding recruiting under Covid with Erik Johnson. There will not be additional open time slots for casual recruiting conversations with Erik during the season. This is a great chance to learn, discuss and discover what you should do to seize the best possible outcome as a junior student athlete.

NO PERSONAL RECORDING OF THIS WORKSHOP IS ALLOWED.