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Ready to level up your high school sports recognition? Winning isn't just about the game; it's about morale... ... motivation, and academics. Here's how... Walk your halls. Feel the pulse of your student-athletes. Their sweat and dedication deserve recognition. And not just recognition—inspiration. Personalized acknowledgment fuels motivation and better academics. A climate of appreciation is a win for all: the athletes, the school, and the community. Is it time to step up your game? Put on your coaching cap and take our assessment at https://lnkd.in/gwdhftYk Please LIKE if you believe in the power of recognition, comment to share your thoughts, or follow for more insights. 🏆 Click the link to start the assessment NOW: https://lnkd.in/gwdhftYk
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Let's re-imagine the way we celebrate accomplishments in high school sports 🙌 When was the last time you received personalized recognition that made you feel exceptional? Too often, recognition lacks the personal touch that makes it memorable. Enter our three game-changers: 🎈Greeting Cards - More than mere paper and ink. These notes are perfect for reinforcing positive behaviors and can boost a student's performance by celebrating milestones like birthdays, stellar academic achievement, or even sportsmanship. Imagine the smile on a student’s face upon receiving one! 🖥️Recognition Wall - We believe every achievement, big or small, deserves its due spotlight. Displaying that on a TV screen at your school is perfect for broadcasting achievements, upcoming events, and motivational messages within the school environment. Perfect for building a collective sense of achievement and pride. 🏆Achievement Prints - (My personal favorite) We create custom awards for schools—not just any awards, but durable, mesmerizing metal prints. Perfect for those championship victories, record-breaking performances, or senior night memories. A tangible symbol of recognition that will last a lifetime and document the full journey to that accomplishment. Are you ready to change the recognition game at your school? Let's connect and make it happen! https://lnkd.in/g7UJ6zGf #highschoolsports #athletics #recognitionmatters #teamculture #leadershipdevelopment #sportsmanship #studentathletes #sportsleadership #athleticdirector #mentalhealth #athleterecognition
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Happy National Signing Day. Today is a pivotal moment for college football and when high school athletes officially commit to playing for a particular university. Traditionally, it marked the beginning of a player's collegiate journey usually celebrated with family and press conferences. However, the landscape has shifted with the rise of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) regulations. Now, recruits not only choose schools for athletic programs but also consider potential endorsement opportunities. The NIL era has empowered student-athletes to monetize their personal brand, forcing universities must adapt their recruiting pitches to include off-field opportunities. This dual focus on athletics and individual brand potential has added a new layer of complexity to National Signing Day, shaping the decisions of young talents in the ever-evolving world of college football. That being said, if you’re a young athlete make the right decision and come home. -GO NOLES 🍢 #nil #nationalsigningday #collegefootball
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Let the spring sports begin! As an athletic trainer, you have to be ready for the extreme heat and the extreme cold. With the spring sports beginning in the previous weeks, we are now having to travel outside for sports like lacrosse, soccer, track, and baseball. Last week, I attended my internship for the first boys lacrosse home game against Mountain Crest... to say the least, I froze while we were helping the athletes. I learned that as an athletic trainer, you have to be on top of not only what sports are going on and what the weather is like. Most sports like lacrosse and soccer will only stop their games if there is lightning. Why? Because when the athletes are running around, they are at a very high risk of getting electrocuted in a storm. So, it is a part of an athletic trainers duty to notify referees and coaches to stop play when there is lightning nearby. Below, I have attached an article that describes the risks of continuing play during lightning storms. https://lnkd.in/dj4thQxv
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Join us tonight with Joe Girardi as he breaks down the benefits of Post Grad Edge. The most sensible move after High School for many players across the US. About 40% of DI Commitments are ready to play at the next level as typically 15 players out of a 40-man roster contribute to a Division I Program. For DII, DIII, NAIA with rosters up to 60 players only 1/3 of those players are contributing to their program. Junior College is a great route but due to the overload of players, and the portal issues there are Junior College programs with more talent than many DII, DIII, NAIA programs and the same numbers apply. EVERY PARENT needs to join this call to better understand options. My 5th child who is 13 years old will be committing to Post Grad Edge. A rising 8th grader should be thinking about the best path for development on and off the field and need to understand why Post Grad Edge is the answer. I will be publishing and article soon on more specific details on this , however, everyone should attend this call tonight so they can be better prepared for what is really happening to aspiring baseball players. https://lnkd.in/gWfk89ub
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