Secrete Tips for WALK-ON Players and
Parents
With Signing Day in the Distance, Coaches seek WALK-ONS! What YOU should know!!!
This is a crucial guide to help Walk-ons through the drudgery of; school schedule, strength, nutrition, training room, playbooks, techniques, leverage, vision, discipline, and the mental game. The pros and cons, the good, the bad, and the ugly is really the ugly, the bad, and the good – in that order. But, there will be a price to pay – literally…
-Tim Lavin
March 10, 2015
March 10, 2015
A month ago the nation was treated to the “Blue Chip Show.” Four and Five-Star Recruits from around the
nation signed National Letters of Intent declaring their allegiance to colleges
and universities around the country.
While it is a sweet day for
those that sign on the dotted line, it is a bitter
day for those who have been overlooked.
Their future and dreams are in limbo.
Being a “Walk-On” was not part of the original plan for
those who were not served with scholarship papers, but now it is a reality. For those without a school to call their
own, it is time to pull up their boot straps and take that uncommon journey.
Speaking from personal experience and extensive research I
penned the book; “WALK-ON U: The Shocking Truth Behind Football’s Unsung Underdogs.” www.WalkOnU.com
I wrote the book for every walk-on – and their parents – to
understand the reality of the walk-on life.
Very important tips are given to help walk-ons rise up in the
unfavorable system they endure.
Understanding the mindsets that are at play within the system of coaches
and their favorite scholarship players is critical to comprehend so as to be
better prepared mentally. The walk-on
life will take a physical and mental toll on these young players. The more information they have, the better off
they will be.
In the book I spoke with and quoted the likes of Tom
Osborne, Lou Holtz, Terry Donahue, Jackie Sherrill, Dabo Swinney, Karl Mecklenburg,
Steve Mariucci, Don James, Gary Bernardi, Pete Carroll, and Mike Sherrard. This is a crucial guide to help Walk-ons through the drudgery of; school schedule, strength, nutrition, training room, playbooks, techniques, leverage, vision, discipline, and the mental game. The pros and cons, the good, the bad, and the ugly is really the ugly, the bad, and the good – in that order. But, there will be a price to pay – literally…
I want to help every walk-on, nationwide, male and female in
all sports! If you are going to walk-on,
if your son or daughter is taking that road, this book is for you.
For a Signed copy of the book: www.WalkOnU.com Digital Version for Kindle and Nook at
www.Amazon.com and www.BarnesandNoble.com
Make a Statement!
Tim Lavin
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