How to Build Trust With Athlete Families From Day One
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Building trust with an athlete’s family should not begin when there is a problem.
It should start on day one.
In this episode of the Player Development Pod, Edward Jones II breaks down the importance of building intentional relationships with parents and families throughout the athlete experience.
Drawing from his experience working in college football player development, Edward shares practical ways to connect with families, create consistent communication, and establish trust before difficult situations arise.
From newcomer orientation and sharing your contact information to connecting at games and creating family-focused communication, this episode provides simple strategies player development professionals and programs can implement immediately.
If family engagement is part of your player development responsibilities, this episode will challenge you to ask one important question: What are you doing intentionally to build trust with families?
Developing People. Elevating Programs.
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