29: How to Make the Most of College Camps at Clubs

NXTVB

If it feels like every club suddenly announced a college camp at the same time, you’re not imagining it.

In this episode of the NXTVB Podcast, Susan breaks down the growing trend of college camps hosted at clubs and explains how they fit into the volleyball recruiting process. She shares why these camps can be a valuable use of time and resources when approached strategically.

Susan walks through why college coaches like these camps, how NCAA rules influence them, and what families should consider before signing up. She also explains how athletes can maximize the experience, advocate for themselves, and stand out even when things don’t go perfectly.

This episode is designed to help families make informed, confident decisions.

Chapters

02:00 – Why college camps at clubs have exploded

04:00 – Why these camps can be valuable for recruiting

06:00 – NCAA rules and how they influence camps

09:00 – What families should evaluate before signing up

13:00 – Camp size, coach access, and court placement

17:00 – Club reputation and how it affects the experience

21:00 – How to maximize a college camp strategically

25:00 – Emailing coaches before and after camp

29:00 – Self-advocacy and navigating challenges at camp

33:00 – How to stand out regardless of court or role

37:00 – Final guidance for athletes and parents

Connect with Susan:
Check out the website: www.nxtvb.com
Follow on Instagram + TikTok: @hey.susank

www.rallysend.com

Looking for a better way to stay organized and manage your recruiting? Check out www.rallysend.com—our go-to recruiting software for athletes, families, and clubs. It streamlines communication with college coaches, saves hours on recruiting outreach, and helps you stay ahead of the biggest challenge in the recruiting process: time.

Use code HEYSUSAN to save $5/month on a monthly subscription or $50 off an annual plan.


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If it feels like every club suddenly announced a college camp at the same time, you’re not imagining it.

In this episode of the NXTVB Podcast, Susan breaks down the growing trend of college camps hosted at clubs and explains how they fit into the volleyball recruiting process. She shares why these camps can be a valuable use of time and resources when approached strategically.

Susan walks through why college coaches like these camps, how NCAA rules influence them, and what families should consider before signing up. She also explains how athletes can maximize the experience, advocate for themselves, and stand out even when things don’t go perfectly.

This episode is designed to help families make informed, confident decisions.

Chapters

02:00 – Why college camps at clubs have exploded

04:00 – Why these camps can be valuable for recruiting

06:00 – NCAA rules and how they influence camps

09:00 – What families should evaluate before signing up

13:00 – Camp size, coach access, and court placement

17:00 – Club reputation and how it affects the experience

21:00 – How to maximize a college camp strategically

25:00 – Emailing coaches before and after camp

29:00 – Self-advocacy and navigating challenges at camp

33:00 – How to stand out regardless of court or role

37:00 – Final guidance for athletes and parents

Connect with Susan:
Check out the website: www.nxtvb.com
Follow on Instagram + TikTok: @hey.susank

www.rallysend.com

Looking for a better way to stay organized and manage your recruiting? Check out www.rallysend.com—our go-to recruiting software for athletes, families, and clubs. It streamlines communication with college coaches, saves hours on recruiting outreach, and helps you stay ahead of the biggest challenge in the recruiting process: time.

Use code HEYSUSAN to save $5/month on a monthly subscription or $50 off an annual plan.


2026-02-12 30 min
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