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Athletic Mentorship Program

Our Athletic Mentorship Program is designed to support and strengthen your student-athlete's mental game and Sports IQ by developing an older-sibling-like relationship between them and a current Division 1 Athlete. 

Northwestern Softball Mentor Skyler Shellmyer

Meeting Her Mentee Audrey at a Northwestern Game

"I have never seen my son so determined to do his homework early!"

- Mother of High School Basketball Player

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"It's different when it's not coming from mom & dad or a coach"

- Father of Middle School Swimmer​

"This has been great for my daughter- She is a teenager so it's hard for her to open up but her mentor, Maddie, can communicate with her very well."

- Mother of High School Field Hockey Player

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Tyler Simon
Harvard Men's Basketball
Athlete To Athlete Mentor

Athletic Mentorship Areas of Focus

Our Athlete Mentors are here to support your student through the ups and downs of their athletic career.  Learning to handle these obstacles will make them more successful on the field and

in the classroom. 

Example Discussion Topics:

Handling
Failure, Setbacks & Frustration

Handling Losses and Let-Downs

Dealing With Injuries and Recovery

Handling Conflicts With Coaches

Handling Conflicts With Teammates

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Athletics are the best way to teach a young student how to overcome failure and hardship.  Having a supportive role model will give them the confidence to get up

and try again and teach

them to be resilient

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Example Discussion Topics:

Technique and Form

Drills & Exercises

Warm-Ups and Stretches

In-Game Strategy "Sports IQ"

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Your student will learn the techqnique being taught at the best athletics programs in the country.  Advanced knowledge of training methods and form will give

them a leg up. 

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& Form

Athletics are the best way to teach a young student how to overcome failure and hardship.  Having a supportive role model will give them the confidence to get up

and try again and teach

them to be resilient

One of the most important skills

for a young athlete to master is a consistent mental approach.  Learning to win with grace, learn from defeat, and perform under pressure, are the pillars of our mentorship program.

Example Discussion Topics:

Developing A Growth Mindset 

Approaching Losses Positively

Pre-Game Mental Preparation

Post-Game Reflection

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Mental Approach And Mindset

Athletics are the best way to teach a young student how to overcome failure and hardship.  Having a supportive role model will give them the confidence to get up

and try again and teach

them to be resilient

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Example Discussion Topics:

Setting Attainable Goals

Building A Step By Step Plan

Holding Yourself Accountable 

Definitively Tracking Progress

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Our Athlete Mentors will teach your student-athlete how to set attainable goals.  They will work with them to build a plan to achieve their goals based on their current skill-level. 

Setting Goals 
and Developing Accountability

Athletics are the best way to teach a young student how to overcome failure and hardship.  Having a supportive role model will give them the confidence to get up

and try again and teach

them to be resilient

Why a Division 1 Athlete Mentor?

We believe the best way to support a young student-athlete is to provide them with an experienced role model they can admire and see as a friend. 

"Never having played soccer myself, I can't relate to what my kid is going through and it is nice for him to have someone that relates to him that is older and more experienced, but still young enough to be cool!"

- Melanie E.

Mother of High School Soccer Player

Athletic Mentorship Program Description

Your student-athlete will be paired with a current Division 1 Athlete who plays their sport and position.  We offer a free consultation to help us pair your student-athlete with the ideal Division 1 Athlete based on their experiences and goals, and they will get to meet their mentor before you pay.  

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Tell Us About Your Student Athlete
Share some information and take 2 minutes to complete our Mentor Match Form. This helps us pair them with the ideal mentor in their sport and position. 
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Meet Your Division 1 Athlete Mentor 
Your student-athlete will get to meet their mentor for free before you commit to our service.  97% of student-athletes are happy with their initial match but if yours is not, we will happily pair them with a different mentor.
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Get Started On Your Schedule
After your student-athlete has met their Athlete Mentor, they will begin to meet weekly on video calls.  Their mentor will guide the meetings based on their current skill level and goals. 

Athletic Mentorship Program Example Timeline

Week 0

After your pairing meeting, your student-athlete will meet their mentor to ensure they are a good match.  This first meeting is free and if you are not satisfied, we will pair your student with a different mentor.  

Introductory Meeting

Week 0

Week 1

Week 2

Week 3

Week 4

Week 5

Week 6

Week 7

Week 8

To get started, share some information and tell us about your student-athlete.  

Athletic Mentorship Program FAQs

What is the recommended age of a student-athlete in the Athletic Mentorship Program?

The Athletic Mentorship Program is for student-athletes between the ages of 10 and 18.  This program provides athletic support and direction and is specifically designed to help younger student-athletes.

Can my student-athlete continue to meet with their mentor after their program is over?

Yes.  After the first 8 sessions it is common to renew the program for another 8 weeks. 

Does my student-athlete have to follow the suggested program timelines?

No.  We have created a timeline based on what most student-athletes have done before.  If you are looking for help more or less frequently, we can modify the meeting durations and frequencies to meet your needs. 

Does my student-athlete have to be pursuing a Division 1 University to sign-up?

No.  In fact, they not need to plan to play sports in college.  Our program helps with all aspects of your student-athlete's athletic journey.  Many are simply looking for an inspirational peer to peer mentor.

What are the payment options?

You can pay via credit/debit card or check.  Payments can be made in a lump sum or weekly.  You can read more about our pricing on the "Pricing and Details" page.  

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