The Sports Training Academy Presented to Student-Athletes By Maine Prince , BA, CSCS, USAW Philadelphia Sports Training Center

Sports Training Academy Overview Student-Athlete enrichment program 24/7 life coaching and mentor support Learn the College Recruiting Process Prepare for life before, during, after college Academic & Athletic training program Weekly themes based on popular college majors

Student-Athlete enrichment program

24/7 life coaching and mentor support

Learn the College Recruiting Process

Prepare for life before, during, after college

Academic & Athletic training program

Weekly themes based on popular college majors

Issues Addressed No education or sports program for student-athletes Graduation rate at 34% - Goal is 75% in 4 years Traditional sports camps have 50 ppl per group Sports injuries from lack of proper sports training Demands of applying to college takes weeks/months Preparing for SAT/ACT should lead up to test Stay off the streets – Positive, friendly environment

No education or sports program for student-athletes

Graduation rate at 34% - Goal is 75% in 4 years

Traditional sports camps have 50 ppl per group

Sports injuries from lack of proper sports training

Demands of applying to college takes weeks/months

Preparing for SAT/ACT should lead up to test

Stay off the streets – Positive, friendly environment

Academy Benefits 8-week program to improve your quality of life Strengthen opportunities to graduate high school Prepare for upcoming College Admission Test Get valuable exposure to college curriculum Learn about various careers in the sports industry Look forward to learning without boundaries Focused on help student-athletes get better academically

8-week program to improve your quality of life

Strengthen opportunities to graduate high school

Prepare for upcoming College Admission Test

Get valuable exposure to college curriculum

Learn about various careers in the sports industry

Look forward to learning without boundaries

Focused on help student-athletes get better academically

Academy 3 “Maine” Principles Educate Learn about a variety of career fields and popular college majors Assignments given will prepare you for imposed demands of college life Encourage Positive words from instructors, counselors, and coaches at all times Obtain knowledge about colleges to make a well-informed decision Empower Take control of your own destiny without fear of failure Sustain “Academic Integrity” to improve your opportunities for scholarships

Educate

Learn about a variety of career fields and popular college majors

Assignments given will prepare you for imposed demands of college life

Encourage

Positive words from instructors, counselors, and coaches at all times

Obtain knowledge about colleges to make a well-informed decision

Empower

Take control of your own destiny without fear of failure

Sustain “Academic Integrity” to improve your opportunities for scholarships

Prospective Student-Athletes Must have a minimum 2.0 grade point average In good standing in grades 7 – 12, boys / girls Currently on any sports team roster Parental Information must be completed Complete the 8-week enrichment program Attend all academic and athletic training sessions

Must have a minimum 2.0 grade point average

In good standing in grades 7 – 12, boys / girls

Currently on any sports team roster

Parental Information must be completed

Complete the 8-week enrichment program

Attend all academic and athletic training sessions

Student-Athlete Expectations Be prepared to work on and off the field Complete daily reports and weekly assignments Actively participate in group sessions and events Attend community service events and projects Include parents in all daily activities Graduate from high school and goto and college

Be prepared to work on and off the field

Complete daily reports and weekly assignments

Actively participate in group sessions and events

Attend community service events and projects

Include parents in all daily activities

Graduate from high school and goto and college

Parental Expectations Be involved in all of your children’s activities Make sure that your child has transportation Plan, prepare, & cook meals at home 5 days/week Attend your child’s presentation day on career day Actively participate in college recruiting process Volunteer at community service projects

Be involved in all of your children’s activities

Make sure that your child has transportation

Plan, prepare, & cook meals at home 5 days/week

Attend your child’s presentation day on career day

Actively participate in college recruiting process

Volunteer at community service projects

Academic Performance Weekly enrichment themes from college majors No unexcused absences from any sessions Complete daily/weekly assignments given Take College Admission Testing in Fall – junior year Certificate of Completion and graduation College letters of recommendation sent

Weekly enrichment themes from college majors

No unexcused absences from any sessions

Complete daily/weekly assignments given

Take College Admission Testing in Fall – junior year

Certificate of Completion and graduation

College letters of recommendation sent

Athletic Performance Be on time to all training sessions and dressed In uniform at all times in class and on the field Daily training on Speed – Agility – Quickness All Strength & Conditioning rules obeyed Bio feedback given to all trainers/coaches Must give 150% in all training drills & exercises

Be on time to all training sessions and dressed

In uniform at all times in class and on the field

Daily training on Speed – Agility – Quickness

All Strength & Conditioning rules obeyed

Bio feedback given to all trainers/coaches

Must give 150% in all training drills & exercises

Academy Program Dates Winter Sports Student-Athletes July 6 th – August 28 th Sports such as: Basketball Wrestling Lacrosse Field Hockey Fall Sports Student-Athletes June 22 nd – August 14 th Sports such as: Football Tennis Soccer Golf Important Dates to Remember May 1 st Application Deadline May 16 th Group Interview May 25 th Personal Interview June 1 st Welcome Kits mailed

Typical Daily Schedule Half Day Schedule 8am – 9am Life Skills 9am – 10am SAT/ACT Prep 10am – 11am S-A-Q Training 11am – 12pm Weight Lifting 12pm – 1pm Lunch Full Day Schedule 8am – 9am Life Skills 9am – 10am SAT/ACT Prep 10am – 11am S-A-Q Training 11am – 12pm Weight Lifting 12pm – 1pm Lunch 1pm – 2pm Leadership Skills 2pm – 3pm Competitions 3pm – 4pm Guest Speaker

Application Process Referred by a sports team coach via email/phone Complete a prospective student-athlete application Submit application prior to the May deadline Attend a group interview with other applicants If eligible, schedule a one-on-one interview When selected, receive a welcome packet of info.

Referred by a sports team coach via email/phone

Complete a prospective student-athlete application

Submit application prior to the May deadline

Attend a group interview with other applicants

If eligible, schedule a one-on-one interview

When selected, receive a welcome packet of info.

Academy Highlights Similar ambitions, goals, and setting with peers Instructed by former collegiate student-athletes Weekly guest speakers from professional fields Skills on career, leadership, character, and life Research self-selected Top 75 colleges to attend “ Importance of Education & Impact of Sports”

Similar ambitions, goals, and setting with peers

Instructed by former collegiate student-athletes

Weekly guest speakers from professional fields

Skills on career, leadership, character, and life

Research self-selected Top 75 colleges to attend

“ Importance of Education & Impact of Sports”

College Recruiting Process The earliest NCAA recruiting process begins Improving your sports skills and academics Progressing year after year on & off the field Being A Prospective Student-Athlete Recruiting Periods & NCAA Calendar Collegiate Athletic Associations in the U.S.

The earliest NCAA recruiting process begins

Improving your sports skills and academics

Progressing year after year on & off the field

Being A Prospective Student-Athlete

Recruiting Periods & NCAA Calendar

Collegiate Athletic Associations in the U.S.

Academy Locations Temple University Geasey Field - 15 th & Norris Features Four-lane 400-meter track Football Field – Outdoor Turf Field 3,000 square foot weight room State of the art strength equipment PSTC @ Tri-State Sports 63 Concord Road - Aston, PA Features 80,000 square foot indoor facility 5,000 square foot weight room Two Indoor SprinTurf Fields Indoor Court Roller In-Line Rink Outdoor football field & pool

Probability of Life after high school Student Athletes Men's Basketball Football High School Student Athletes 546,335 1,071,775 High School Senior Student Athletes 156,096 306,221 NCAA Student Athletes 16,571 61,252 NCAA Freshman Roster Positions 4,735 17,501 NCAA Senior Student Athletes 3,682 13,612 NCAA Student Athletes Drafted 44 250 Percent High School to NCAA 3.00% 5.70% Percent NCAA to Professional 1.20% 1.80% Percent High School to Professional 0.03% 0.08%

Economic Impact of a College Degree Average Salaries in a lifetime High School Diploma = $500K Associates Degree = $1 Million Bachelor’s Degree = $3 Million Graduate Degree = $5 Million Based on working life span up to age 65

Average Salaries in a lifetime

High School Diploma = $500K

Associates Degree = $1 Million

Bachelor’s Degree = $3 Million

Graduate Degree = $5 Million

Based on working life span up to age 65

Open Enrollment Colleges in PA PA Collegeville Ursinus College PA Selinsgrove Susquehanna University PA Greensburg Seton Hill University PA Allentown Muhlenberg College PA Annville Lebanon Valley College PA Wilkes-Barre King's College PA Huntington Juniata College PA Gettysburg Gettysburg College PA Lancaster Franklin and Marshall College PA Carlisle Dickinson College PA Reading Albright College ST City College

Yes, We Can…Graduate Goal is to Graduate “On Time” Making a Change to Move Forward Be realistic about your opportunities Participation in sports is a privilege Collegiate playing days is limited Taking your Athletic Career to the Next Level

Goal is to Graduate “On Time”

Making a Change to Move Forward

Be realistic about your opportunities

Participation in sports is a privilege

Collegiate playing days is limited

Taking your Athletic Career to the Next Level

Questions

Questions / Feedback Appreciated Questions about the content of the program Want to know how to get nominated We want to make sure you get what you want How can we make sure that you graduate When do you prepare for college life What types of careers are you interested in

Questions about the content of the program

Want to know how to get nominated

We want to make sure you get what you want

How can we make sure that you graduate

When do you prepare for college life

What types of careers are you interested in

Contact PSTC 267-940-PSTC Temple Office 1510 Cecil B. Moore Philadelphia, PA 19123 Center City Location 640 North Broad St Philadelphia, PA 19130 Training Facility Location 63 Concord Road Aston, PA 19014

267-940-PSTC