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How Coaches Help Signed Recruits Stay Ready for College
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Signing a National Letter of Intent alleviates stress for many recruits and takes a weight off their shoulders.

But how does it impact their tennis?

The signing period opened two weeks ago, allowing players to make their commitments official with programs across the country.

College coaches want to make sure their recruits come in ready to play as freshman. They want them to stay engaged and keep improving over the next few months before stepping on campus.

What advice do coaches give recruits once they sign? Do they consult with them on how to train? Do they review their playing schedule to ensure they are still being challenged?

Find out in this month’s Coaching Roundtable:

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