CAP Chat Live!

In this episode, host Josh Tyler interviews Steve Axell, the East Cap Director for Rush Soccer and the men's soccer coach at Cortland University. They discuss leadership, personality tests, and the importance of understanding players' individual strengths and styles. They also talk about the four-year leadership development process at Cortland and the challenges of the recruitment process. The conversation highlights the need for coaches to focus on more than just playing time and for players to start the recruitment process early and be open to different opportunities. Takeaways Understanding players' personalities and leadership styles is crucial for effective coaching. The recruitment process should start early to allow for exploration and self-discovery. Success should be defined beyond playing time and statistics. Coaches should be intentional and focused during recruitment events to provide a better experience for players. Leadership development should be a continuous process throughout a player's college career.

CAP Chat Live! Brought to you by Park Place Java Host: Josh Tyler Co-Host: Tyler Tomlinson Ms. Pacman vs Pinball Tyler's Trends: Highlight Videos-Should I add music? Tips for GoalKeeper Highlight Videos? Should I attend an ID Camp? What should I include in an introduction email? Should I have a specific social media account? Will commiments continue to be delayed because of COVID? CAP Chat Live! is the #1 Soccer Recruitment Podcast. We take a deeper dive in the soccer recruitment process. Host Josh Tyler is the National College Advisory Program Director for Rush Soccer and has 10 years of college coaching experience. Co-host Tyler Tomlinson is the Women's Head Soccer Coach at Culver-Stockton College and a Regional CAP Director for Rush Soccer.

TOPIC: Recruitment Services: Are they worth the money? We know there are a lot of recruitment services out there, emailing you every day. So..Are they worth the money? Should you sign up? You have questions, we have answers! CAP Chat! Live starts Season II off with a bang Host: Josh Tyler: National College Advisory Program Director for Rush Soccer Co-Host: Tyler Tomlinson: Head Women's Soccer Coach at Culver-Stockton College

Megan McCormick is joined by Lesle Gallimore, Commissioner of the Girls Academy League, who shares her insight and lessons learned related to managing the performance environment. Lesle discusses the importance of people, priorities, and processes and shares her hope for the growth and evolution of the youth game in the coming years. Lesle Gallimore was announced as the first ever League Commissioner for the Girls Academy in June 2020. She serves as the spokesperson for the league, driving quality standards, engaging stakeholders, and providing oversight on all operational functions. Gallimore joined the GA after spending 26 years at the helm of the University of Washington women's soccer program. Her tenure included two Pac-12 Coach of the Year Awards, 15 NCAA Tournament appearances with two trips to the Elite Eight. She retired as the winningest coach in program history. Gallimore also served on the United Soccer Coaches Board of Directors for six years and as President in 2018.

En esta entrevista con Fernando 'Bocha' Batista, DT de los Seleccionados Nacionales Argentinos Sub 20 y Sub 23, conversamos sobre los procesos de captacion de jugadores para planteles de seleccion, asi como tambien recorrimos la metodologia de entrenamiento aplicada de los mismos, y discutimos sobre la importancia de inculcar valores humanos como parte del desarrollo de un deportista de elite.

Rush Soccer's National CAP Director Josh Tyler answers questions about College ID Camps from Rush Nation Host: Josh Tyler Guest: Multiple Questions: 1. What is an ID camp? 2. What are the Different kinds of camps? 3. What age should I start attending camps? 4. Can coaches talk to you at camps? 5. Where do I find ID Camps? 6. What are some tips to excel at an ID Camp

Pablo T. is joined by Tim Schulz, President and Founder of Rush Soccer, who explains the Rush Way Philosophy step by step, from its origins to the date, covering coaching and cultural topics like the Style of Play, the 6-3-1, and the 70 Games