NSR Recruiting Seminars Offer Teams, Prospects, Parents & Coaches the Real Story

Our Presentations Point Toward the Target and We Hit It Every Time

Parents of aspiring college athletes have loads of things to consider.  To name a few:  How much should we do, or invest in, to give our child the optimum shot at receiving a college scholarship offer?   Which source of information can we trust as being the most accurate and helpful?  Is there genuine value in considering a scouting service?  Do our coaches really have the knowledge, experience and connections to help our child?  Does our friend who went through recruiting 15 years ago really have a finger on the pulse of today’s recruiting process?  Should we sit back and wait while our other friend who knows a coach comes across with the promise to get a scholarship offer for our kid?  Are we willing to go against the grain and opinions of our child’s coaches to insure he (or she) is presented with every possible option?  What’s real and what’s fiction? 

These questions are not easily answered because most parents have no substantive experience in how recruiting works other than local chitchat, what they read in the newspaper, watch on ESPN or hear from people more interested in telling their story than solving their dilemma.  Mixed together these issues create a mixed bag of data dumped in the laps of mixed-up parents. 

First, the people offering the advice have different experiences and information from which to base their outlooks.  Their situations were different.  Their wants and needs were different.  And their sensibilities were different.  Good hearted folks do not necessarily always have their stories or the facts straight.   They have forgotten this or that because, well, it’s not something they are concerned with every day.  As time goes by, memories fade, as do the details of the peripheral things which influenced their actions and decisions.  To these interested parties getting you from point A to point B has more scary curves than a Pikes Peak ascent. 

The job ahead, which is by the way your job and not theirs, is unpredictably filled with potholes which in their “advisory” stage understandably get overlooked or glossed over.  Their limited views of recruiting and how to navigate it is like depending on a foggy set of binoculars in stormy weather as you make your the way through a channel which you have never traveled.  It’s just not a clear view and, good intentions aside, simply cannot be trusted.

But, there is a way to arrive safely and on time at your destination.  There is a source you can depend upon because that source is steeped in hands-on, hard-earned, on-the-ground experience.  An NSR recruiting seminar conducted by a professionally trained NSR scout will provide you with a no-frills, pointed presentation which homes in on what you truly need — the facts as they are today, not yesterday.  Our sessions go right to the meat of the matter.  We don’t sugar coat our message with war stories of our past accomplishments.  NSR speakers aren’t hired big guns with no genuine interest in your child.  With an NSR recruiting seminar, what you see is what you get — a real scout who lives in your area whose daily work revolves around college athletic recruiting and helping prospects, like your child, to receive useful information.  We don’t sell programs.  We give you what you came to hear and learn — to get an understanding of what you are facing and how to succeed.

Contact the NSR scout nearest you today.  Go to www.nsr-inc.com.  Click on Locations, the state in which you live and then your area.  The NSR scout living near you is there to help and will work with you, or your organization to conduct a free recruiting seminar which will enlighten and educate you while assisting you in putting your child on the right track.