get noticed by NCAA coaches on social media

Most articles WARN potential recruits of the RISKS of posting on social media.

For a change, here’s one that looks at the upside of recruits using social media.

Inspire … with positive messages and experiences, and avoid using social media to express irresponsible and potentially damaging opinions.

  • Introduce yourself.
  • Share your college mission statement and goals.
  • Identify your glorious moments and success stories.
  • Do not be afraid to share your failed moments.
  • Demonstrate the importance of team and loyalty to your coaches.

How to Use Social Media to Get College Coaches to Notice You (For the Right Reasons)

Temple Men’s Gymnastics 2018

New Head Coach Jesse Kitzen-Abelson is a great choice to build on the Fred Turoff legacy.

Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.

Website: templemensgymnastics.com

IG & Twitter: @temple_mgym

FB: @templegymnastics

Email: templemgym@gmail.com

hardest worker in the room

Heart this on Twitter.

new NCAA podcast – The Routine

The Routine: Gymnastics Conversations launched late November. They have 5 episodes online already.

theroutinepodcast.com

Easier is to subscribe via iTunes. It will be downloaded automatically every week.

Spencer of the Balance Beam Situation is my #1 College pundit. He’s a regular on the GymCastic podcast. But if you want more, check out The Routine. It’s hosted by a former NCCA gymnast.

Follow them on twitter @routinepodcast

related – GymnasticsNews out of Japan has a podcast, as well. If you speak Japanese check it out on YouTube. They are on iTunes, as well.

Yul interview

GymnasticsVille.com Kerry Adderly, interviews Yul Moldauer from the Oklahoma men’s gymnastics team about his World Championships experience and the team’s preparation …

GymnasticsVille

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GymnasticsVille is Midknight Robin, Remi Marvin, Taqiy Abdullah-Simmons, and Kerry Adderly.

National Collegiate Acrobatics and Tumbling Association

The new NCAA College sport is growing.

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Mission:

The vision of the National Collegiate Acrobatics and Tumbling Association is to provide leadership and governance for the sport of women’s acrobatics and tumbling at the collegiate level based on fair and safe competition while continuing to expand opportunities for female collegiate athletes. Acrobatics and Tumbling is an all-female collegiate sport.

Liv Karas – Floor

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our favourite stuntwoman – Heidi Moneymaker

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Heidi was a National Champion with UCLA.