Do These 5 Things to INSTANTLY Impress at Sports Trials/Tryouts
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Are you ready to step up your game and leave a lasting impression at your next sports trial or tryout? In this video, we've got you covered with five game-changing tips that will help you stand out from the competition and maximize your chances of making the cut.
Sports trials can be nerve-wracking, but remember, it's not just about your skills on the field or court; it's also about your mindset and how you present yourself as an athlete. Coaches and scouts are looking for more than just raw talent; they want players with the right attitude and commitment to improvement.
By following these five tips, you'll significantly increase your chances of leaving a lasting impression at sports trials and, hopefully, securing that spot you've been working hard for. Don't let fear hold you back; take these strategies to heart and give it your all.
Remember, success is a mindset, and you've got what it takes to succeed. Good luck, and may your next sports trial be a stepping stone to greatness! - กีฬา
Thinking about the next chance/situation is something I have only used for when I've mad mistakes, but not when I've made something good. But you just made me realize that even when I've done something good, I need to continue to play with the same intensity as before, thank you!
Absolutely - it's an easy thing to miss and not a lot of people adopt this approach. If yo do it, you'll definitely stand out!
Hm I see why my college football team seniors were so interested in me. Even though I was not selected . Maybe next time I'll be old enough.
Thoroughly thoroughly enjoy the process and opportunity.
Be the person having the most fun and learning, whilst showing what you got.
Sam posting on the week now? Wow. Well done ✅✅
Well said! I'm trying my best to be consistent 😅 it's the hardest thing without question
I wish this came out last week, lovely tips
Hope it helps for the next one! 👍
Wow awesome video quality and advices keep up the good work mate
Glad you enjoyed. Put it to work bro 💪
I love your channel so much man, wish I could subscribe twice!
Appreciate it man
Amazing video once again.
Glad you enjoyed it!
🔥 video like always
🤝 thanks pal
I need some advice, I recently got into baseball like last school year and being a freshman I didn't get as much PT and that motivated me to get better but im torn between playing two sports. I really love basketball and it's my favorite sport to watch/play but the last time I tried out for basketball I was pathetic even though I trained a bit, because I wanted to play basketball for my school so badly, out of desperation I emailed the coach saying how I love basketball and really wanted to make the team. Surprisingly I made call backs but then I did even worse than last time. After that I didn't try to play basketball seriously after that. As I was playing baseball though I enjoyed it even though I didn't really get in games much. I also felt like I wasn't much and was a forgettable person during those times and that my coach didn't see anything in me. I really love basketball but scared of failing and under-performing, I think another factor is that I'm scared of the competition. I would be behind other players if I started now (im a sophmore), but I've also come to appreciate baseball I am stuck right now confused about which sport to follow through with the rest of my highschool life.
It's completely normal to feel torn between two sports, and it's great that you have a passion for both basketball and baseball. Remember that high school is a time for exploration and growth, so you don't have to make a final decision right away. Consider giving both sports another shot - practice consistently, seek advice from coaches and experienced players, and focus on improving your skills. Ultimately, follow your heart and choose the sport that brings you the most joy and fulfillment, as enjoying the journey is just as important as the destination.
Would be nice if you made a video about staying consistent in training and matches.
Will look into it 😅
Ohhh thank you for making this video, i think this is the video I can most relate to so far because i go into university next year and i will going to their football trials to try and get a spot on their football team. Those trails will be one of if not the most important because it will get my foot into the door of becoming a pro footballer so i will take all these tips you just mentioned and use them. I know I will make it, Thank you for the great video. 💯💪
You got this! uni trials are tough because there are often SO MANY people who turn up. Put these into practice and I'm sure it'll increase your chances!
LETS GOOO HE UPLOADED IT I NEEDED THIS I HAVE TRYOUTS SEPTEMBER 7th
Good luck for those 🤝
thank you@@SamMartinPeakPerformance
I am going to a tryouts hope i make it❤
Solid advice, basic but absolutely works
you’d be surprised how many people screw up on the basics 😅
When I was late elementary school and up until 9th grade, I was the worst try out player in the world. I was extremely good for my league, and would play a lot with a big group of friends 2 leagues higher than me, but I'd shut down hard on try out day. Tried like 5 try outs in 5 years, only made 1, got invited to a summer non-serious tournament with another when they had a sudden extra spot open, shut down again and did terrible. Like I'd miss basic stuff, freeze sometimes, not look up for some reason, with my confidence drop my shots and crosses sucked. Super weird. Then I got over it one year but got injured
I mostly did the stuff in this video: I was professional, good communication with the other lads, even talked to the coaches, but my terrible mentality cost me 4 try outs that I knew I was at the level to make. sucked so much
Thanks for sharing your experiences. I'm sure they'll resonate with a lot of other people. And it seems like you've learned/grown from them
We want that you talk more about Neymar playing in the flow state.
Is Amazing, he play like a Boss even in the High Level with your Skills and Habilities.
Sthepen Curry play like him in the NBA.
Bro really posted this after i failed 2 trials
3rd time lucky
thanks this made me the football team
Great job 👏
What else do you think impresses at trials/tryouts?
Playing well of course 👌
Big Sam i know it's a old vid but if you see this please respond
At what point do you think doing all this especially talking with coach before durning and after is a bit too much?
We need a kimmich mentality vid 🤷🏼♂️
First view like and comment 💪
speedy 🏃♂💨
Frrrr
Sam I recently went to football trials I performed well, scored 1 goal and assisted a goal and I still got rejected how can I comeback from this?
Rejections can be tough, but remember that setbacks are a part of every athlete's journey. Use this as motivation to continue improving your skills, seek feedback from coaches or scouts to identify areas for growth, and keep pushing towards your football goals - resilience and determination often lead to success in the long run
I really struggle with remembering names. I am playing for a team in the 10th tier of English Football right now and I still barely know anyone's name. I really do try. Names are just unintuitive for me.
A good thing to make associations in your head to make the names more memorable. E.g. if Ryan is wearing red boots remember him as red boots Ryan.
Or if Steve had a firm handshake, he can be 'Strong Grip Steve' etc
@@SamMartinPeakPerformance I also have a disability. I still do try to make associations in my head but I know I am fighting a battle where I am disadvantaged.