The blueprint is designed for one family and is not intended to be shared with other families. You’ll use a single email address and password to access the modules.

To protect the integrity of the program, email addresses and IP addresses may be monitored. If the same login credentials are being accessed from numerous IP addresses or locations, the account may be flagged and could result in removal of course access.

Both! We know parents play a huge role in the recruiting journey, but athletes need to understand the process and take ownership of their recruiting journey as well. The Blueprint was intentionally designed to give both parents and athletes the information, tools, and guidance they need to navigate the process together.

The modules are designed to walk you through the recruiting process from start to finish, so we recommend following the program in order the first time through.

That said, you can absolutely revisit lessons or jump between modules whenever you need specific information. Think of the Blueprint as both a roadmap and a resource you can return to throughout the recruiting journey.

No. No course, coach, recruiter, consultant, or program can guarantee that an athlete will be recruited or receive a college soccer offer.

What we can do is give your family the information, strategies, tools, and resources to help you navigate the process more effectively. We’ve poured countless hours into creating the blueprint with the goal of giving athletes and families an edge and the best possible opportunity to put themselves in front of the right programs.

The blueprint was created using insights from branding and marketing professionals, current and former collegiate coaches, and professionals with direct experience in the college recruiting space.

The program combines recruiting knowledge with a strong emphasis on personal branding, communication, social media, decision-making, and strategy—because today’s recruiting process is about much more than what happens on the field.

The principles and strategies in the blueprint can be applied across different levels of college soccer, including Division I, Division II, Division III, NAIA, and JUCO programs.

The goal is to help your athlete understand how to identify the right opportunities, communicate effectively, present themselves professionally, and evaluate programs based on the factors that matter most to them.

There is no single “right” age to start learning about the recruiting process. The earlier an athlete and family understand how the process works, the more prepared they can be. (Ideally any year of high school).

Some lessons may be more relevant at different stages of the journey, which is why you have 24 months of access to the program.

There’s no required pace. Some families may choose to work through the Blueprint over several weeks, while others may move through it more quickly.

We actually encourage families to take their time, complete the worksheets, discuss the lessons together, and revisit information as the recruiting process develops.

Yes. The Blueprint includes practical worksheets and resources designed to help families put the information into action—not just watch lessons and take notes.

The goal is to move from “Now I understand the process” to “Now I know exactly what I need to do.”

The Blueprint is a self-guided program. Additional personalized coaching and mentorship opportunities may be available separately for families who want more individualized support.