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Recruiting guides for families
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Family Support
Setting Family Communication Boundaries During Recruiting
Clear family boundaries can protect the athlete’s ownership of recruiting while giving adults defined responsibilities for logistics, records, and safety.
Family Support
Planning a Parent Handoff During Recruiting Conversations
A clear handoff lets the athlete lead while giving a parent a defined moment to ask questions that genuinely belong to the family.