EPISODE · Dec 19, 2023 · 31 MIN
Winter Break
from CAP Chat Live! · host CAP Chat
Josh and Tyler discuss various topics related to the offseason for college coaches, individual meetings, timely fashion, winter activities, and mental health. They also highlight the resources and opportunities provided by Rush Soccer Development, including player courses and train-at-home programs. The conversation emphasizes the importance of addressing performance anxiety and staying involved in the game during the offseason. Takeaways The offseason for college coaches involves wrapping up the previous season, academic responsibilities, and intense recruiting efforts. Individual meetings between coaches and players are crucial for effective communication and player development. Timely fashion is important in the college recruiting process to avoid missing out on opportunities. Rush Soccer Development offers valuable resources and opportunities for players, including player courses and train-at-home programs. Addressing performance anxiety and mental health is essential for players transitioning to college soccer. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and December Weather 01:05 Offseason for College Coaches 02:40 Individual Meetings and Communication 05:18 Tyler's Hairless Cat 07:49 Tyler's Trends: Timely Fashion 11:57 Winter Activities and Rush Soccer Development 18:12 Player Courses and Learning Opportunities 24:19 Mental Health and Performance Anxiety 29:09 Addressing Performance Anxiety Before College 30:16 Closing Remarks CAP Chat Live! is the #1 Soccer Recruitment Podcast. We take a deeper dive in the soccer recruitment process. Host Josh Tyler is the National College Advisory Program Director for Rush Soccer and has 10 years of college coaching experience. Co-host Tyler Tomlinson is the Women's Head Soccer Coach at Culver-Stockton College and a Regional CAP Director for Rush Soccer
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