Three-time Olympic medalist and the fastest woman alive, Carmelita Jeter, sits down with Moms in the Zone to discuss the blueprint for track and field athletes to get to college, what track training is like, how recruiting has changed in the COVID-19 pandemic, plus more!!

We’ve got a special episode for you! We are recapping the past 6 months of Moms In The Zone, which has brought us so much joy and happiness!! We’re talking about how we got here and where we plan to go.

Eric is the Founder and CEO of Leverage Disability and works directly with university athletic directors at most of the Power Five institutions to assist with their student-athlete disability insurance needs. He played collegiately for the University of Kansas and was drafted by the New York Knicks in the 2nd round (42nd overall pick) of the 2001 NBA Draft.

Building a foundation for your student-athlete is so important and Grace sat down with us to talk about this, going into details about the principles she instilled in her son Terry McLaurin (wide receiver for the Washington Football team in the NFL) that has helped him successfully navigate the sports journey.

Wondering what it takes to make it as a professional athlete? Hear first hand from Tory Dandy, sports agent, and managing partner at the sports division for one of the top management agencies in the world - CAA.

We're joined by Lynn Redd - mother of Cameron McGrone, linebacker for the University of Michigan Wolverines. She sat down with us to talk about the importance of building relationships with teachers and coaches at ALL levels and the idea behind having a strong support system for your child throughout their sports journey.

University of Maryland Head Football Coach Michael Locksley joined us to talk about recruiting and what parents should know when it comes to preparing their student-athlete for the process.

When did you know that your child would play at an elite level? We sit down with Siv Wills, mother of Jedrick Wills, Cleveland Browns Offensive Lineman as she talks about being an advocate for Jedrick as he made his way from youth sports to the pros.