College Interview Success Starts Here
Unlock your elite athlete’s full potential
College Interview Success Starts Here
Unlock your elite athlete’s full potential
Do you know how to navigate the college recruiting interview process for your student athlete?
Many student athletes may feel unprepared and unsure about how to navigate the college recruiting interview process, leading to anxiety and missed opportunities.
They often struggle to truly understand and confidently communicate their unique qualities and strengths beyond their athletic skills.
With fierce competition in the college recruiting process, student athletes are uncertain how to stand out among other applicants.
We can help.
Feel confident and prepared.
We empower parents and student athletes to navigate the college interview recruiting process successfully.
Our Coaching Services Include:
- Self-Discovery and Confidence Building
- Authentic Messaging
- Interview Preparation
- One-on-One Coaching
- Group Coaching
- Stand-Out Strategies
Testimonial from Jennifer Cross, Mom
Riley Cross – Penn State Soccer Recruit 2023
June 15th can be a really exciting time for elite soccer players who are headed into their Junior year of high school. This is the time where they can speak to college coaches directly.
As Riley was approaching this day, being 15 years old, an introvert and shy, she knew she needed to practice and get ready to speak with the coaches. She was nervous, but she was focused on her goal.
Riley met with Erin several times for individual coaching. Erin helped Riley focus on taking out filler words like “like”, pausing to think, and establishing energy with tips like standing during the calls. As her mom, I was blown away at how Riley handled herself on the calls, quite frankly, and couldn’t believe this was Riley.
In addition to articulating her thoughts with poise, Erin guided her in creating a storyboard which Riley set up in front of her during her calls. The story board had notes to remind her of her 30 second elevator pitch to describe herself, her strengths, areas of opportunities, goals, and what she wanted to get out of a college program.
When a coach told her she was his favorite conversation, for me, above and beyond being recruited, I knew this was a great start to her succeeding in life! Riley looks forward to continuing to work with Erin to continue to build confidence and leverage her strengths as an introverted person. I am forever grateful to Erin for the work she has done with Riley, and I look forward to seeing the continued growth from Riley.
Testimonial from Jennifer Cross, Mom
Riley Cross – Penn State Soccer Recruit 2023
June 15th can be a really exciting time for elite soccer players who are headed into their Junior year of high school. This is the time where they can speak to college coaches directly.
As Riley was approaching this day, being 15 years old, an introvert and shy, she knew she needed to practice and get ready to speak with the coaches. She was nervous, but she was focused on her goal.
Riley met with Erin several times for individual coaching. Erin helped Riley focus on taking out filler words like “like”, pausing to think, and establishing energy with tips like standing during the calls. As her mom, I was blown away at how Riley handled herself on the calls, quite frankly, and couldn’t believe this was Riley.
In addition to articulating her thoughts with poise, Erin guided her in creating a storyboard which Riley set up in front of her during her calls. The story board had notes to remind her of her 30 second elevator pitch to describe herself, her strengths, areas of opportunities, goals, and what she wanted to get out of a college program.
When a coach told her she was his favorite conversation, for me, above and beyond being recruited, I knew this was a great start to her succeeding in life! Riley looks forward to continuing to work with Erin to continue to build confidence and leverage her strengths as an introverted person. I am forever grateful to Erin for the work she has done with Riley, and I look forward to seeing the continued growth from Riley.
Featured above: An example of a page from our Interview Guide. We walk through these steps in depth during our one-on-one coaching.
Athletes will feel confident and prepared.
Student athletes know how to train. Successful athletes are disciplined and coachable. They know what it takes to win on the court or field.
This is just a new game. Once they understand the rules and “practice the drills,” they will feel confident to handle any college recruitment interview. We make sure to show them the skills they need to practice to win at this college recruitment game.
We offer guides like our Pre-Interview Guide, Interview Tips, and Parent Guide if families would like to work through them individually, but we have found the greatest success for student athletes when they have accountability and individualized coaching.
We love getting to know students and watching their confidence grow over our 2-4 week coaching process.
Our Key Differentiators
Customized
No two athletes are the same. We tailor our tips and coaching to fit their personalities, goals, and needs.
Results Oriented
We are clear on the goal. We want to prepare your student athlete to receive multiple invites to their top choice schools.
Flexible
We are easy! We can schedule coaching calls around your school and practice schedules.
Data-Driven
Our training is based on years of professional research for communicating and interviewing well.
Be prepared for college visits and interviews.
College Recruiting Coaching Components
Self-Discovery and Confidence Building
We assist students in understanding themselves on a deeper level, building confidence that goes beyond their athletic skills. We help them develop a strong sense of self and articulate their unique qualities and strengths.
Authentic Messaging
Interview Preparation and Mock Interviews
We provide comprehensive interview guides and resources that help athletes effectively prepare for college recruiting interviews. We practice common questions with students so they feel very prepared.
About Us
Meet Our College Recruit Trainers
Erin Robison
Erin absolutely loves helping others uncover their true potential! There’s something incredible about watching people tap into their natural strengths. She is the owner of TruPotential Group and works with CEOS and Executives of large corporations.
But her passion comes alive even more when she gets to work with young adults who have big dreams and big goals and who are open to coaching to make them happen. She sees the spark, the potential, and helps fan that flame to partner with them make great things happen!
Erin Robison
Erin absolutely loves helping others uncover their true potential! There’s something incredible about watching people tap into their natural strengths. She is the owner of TruPotential Group and works with CEOS and Executives of large corporations.
But her passion comes alive even more when she gets to work with young adults who have big dreams and big goals and who are open to coaching to make them happen. She sees the spark, the potential, and helps fan that flame to partner with them make great things happen!
Downloadable Guides
Resources for Athletic Recruits
Download or print these guides to use as tools for recruiting efforts, media training, and interviews.
Pre- Interview Guide For Athletic Recruits
Download this 10 page guide full of tips for high school athletes who are being recruited to play at the collegiate level. It includes a thorough list of questions to think through before your interview as well as a guide to answer the most common question, “Tell me about yourself.”
Interview Tips For Athlete Recruits
This guide includes a checklist of things to do to prepare for the interview, 16 insightful questions you can ask coaches, plus a list of non-verbal tips for body language you may not be aware of that could make or break your interactions.
