What is the point of college exposure camps? With Ed Krass

Coach Ed Krass runs a series of college exposure camps for high school age junior players (rising 9-12 graders). His goal is to help these kids learn from the college coaches themselves so they have a clear idea of what it means to play college tennis. Not only are the kids on the court with the head coaches themselves, but they also have the opportunity to talk one on one with the coaches and ask questions that can help them throughout the recruiting process. In this episode of the ParentingAces podcast, Ed shares a day in the life of his campers as well as some of the things potential student-athletes should look for in a college tennis coach and program. Plus Ed graciously offers a $50 discount to the ParentingAces audience! To redeem the discount offer, visit the Register Now link on CollegeTennis.com to choose the date and location you'd like your player to attend, then call 813-684-9031 and let them know you're a ParentingAces listener who would like to take advantage of the discount. For more information, visit CollegeTennis.com . Also, check out OneOnOneDoubles.com for information on the doubles drills and tournaments that Ed discusses during our podcast. Book mentioned in podcast: Coaching Tennis by Coach Chuck Kriese (click here to buy) To contact Ed Krass, call 813-684-9031 or email ekrass@tampabay.rr.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices