The Recruit-Me Athletic Scholarship Podcast with Brent Hanks

You can't do it alone. In the last episode, Jon Fugler laid out clearly what parents must do in the recruiting process. This is teamwork, and the student-athlete has unique responsibilities, too.

Without parent/athlete teamwork, success is unlikely. Your athletic scholarship isn't going to happen.

Jon covers four things the student-athlete must do. And he explains what to do if the parent isn't supportive.

Parents, share this episode with your kid and talk about it afterwards.

Jon is also taking questions that he is answering on the podcast. To submit yours, send it to [email protected]. He tackles a great question in this episode.

Teamwork is a key to success in recruiting. Teamwork between the parent(s) and the student-athlete. Your chances are much higher of getting an athletic scholarship when both parties do their part.

So what is a parent's role? You need to get that straight or you will end up with tension, arguments, damaged relationships and even quitting the process. That's bad.

Recruit-Me CEO Jon Fugler brings his wife into the conversation and they share candidly how they worked this out when their twin sons pursued and achieved athletic scholarships.

Jon has coaches hundreds of families to success. You'll learn the key things he teaches parents that has helped families achieve their scholarship dream.

Parents want answers to their recruiting questions. In this episode Recruit-Me CEO Jon Fugler tackles 10 of the most common questions with straightforward answers. By hearing this episode, you'll likely come away with answers to your most important questions and gain clarity as you navigate the scholarship and recruiting road. Time is critical to you, so Jon will fill you in on some things that help maximize your efforts by cutting time for more results. If your question isn't answered, Jon invites you to email him at [email protected]. These 30 minutes could make a huge difference for your family.

You can get scholarship and recruiting advice from friends and so-called experts, but advice from a college coach is like gold. Tom Kunis has coached at top programs and his experience spans two decades. Jon Fugler interviews Tom and he presents sobering truths for parents and student-athletes that will help you maximize your efforts to get an athletic scholarship.

There are a lot of recruiting and athletic scholarship myths out there, like "My kid has to be the best athlete on the team to get recruited." That's absolutely not the case. Jon Fugler talks in-depth about three myths that can hang you up and derail you. He explains the truth that will keep you on the right course towards an athletic scholarship.

Jon Fugler boils down your recruiting efforts into the most important thing you can do. Of course, there are a lot of things you have to do along the way, but only one most important thing. Getting this right will make the rest of your efforts more effective. It will make sure your son or daughter gets the attention of college coaches. And it will make sure he or she keeps the coaches' attention.