Coach Schrapps Posted June 28, 2009 Report Posted June 28, 2009 Dear Parents, Players, and Coaches, Have you ever thought to yourself I just can’t seem to get the exposure I want? Are you really looking to get yourself noticed by college coaches? Well the solution is here. My name is Alex Schrapps and I am a high school basketball coach and a junior high football coach, so I have a strong background in athletics. I can you get the exposure you’re looking for. You might be thinking well what exactly does he do? The answer is simple generate an eye catching DVD tailored to the schools that YOU select. The next question you probably have is how? What I do is take the film that you have and begin the process by editing your film into a short but to the point highlight reel that showcases your skills. Next after you have selected the schools that you are interested in, I tailor the DVD specifically to that school with the fight song for that particular school playing when the DVD is opened. The DVD will have a special label and case with all of your contact information. Also I provide other optional services like providing the school with a detailed questionnaire about the player, or mailing the DVD’s off for you in a protected secure envelope. So whether you want to send 10 DVD’s to all different schools or 50 DVD’s to 5 different schools I can fill your needs. Don’t let your hard work go to waste by not being noticed. With a DVD that stands out you are sure to stand out to college coaches. Alex Schrapps Contact Information: Alex Schrapps Email: [email protected] Phone: 409-782-1987 If you have any additional questions or would like to view a sample DVD please feel free to contact me!
AJ25 Posted June 28, 2009 Report Posted June 28, 2009 Coming from someone that's been there.. it's up to the player to do the recruiting. Coaches will not do it for you. You must do it yourself, or with the help of someone like Coach Schrapps. You have to have video, just to get the process started. And for parents that may be reading it, there is no such thing as starting to early, the earlier the better. As long as your child is competing at a varsity level. Don't waste any time. If you have the means, you can do it yourself. If not, I'm sure Coach Schrapps knows exactly what to do, at a cost of course.
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