US Elite describes the coaching opportunity at US Elite as "The Ultimate Coaching Experience". The great news is that's not just fluff. We have a large and growing network of coaches all across the country who will gladly echo that sentiment.
Here's why....
- US Elite Coaches form their own teams/rosters
- US Elite Coaches create their own schedules
- US Elite Coaches create their own team budgets, inclucing income and expenses
- US Elite Coaches are paid using direct deposit to a debit card
- US Elite Coaches are given extensive and ongoing training and support
- US Elite Coaches have a clear a defninitive coaching contract
- US Elite Coaches are highly respected in the organization
- US Elite Coaches use the most advanced sports management software available anywhere. It's called DiamondZoft
- US Elite Coaches are part of a national network of like-minded coaches who work together for a common goal
- US Elite Coaches have access to a national database of college coaches and pro scouts
- US Elite Coaches are proud of US Elite's Uncommon Standards
- US Elite Coaches receive evaluations and support
- US Elite Coaches get to play in very unique and special events
- US Elite Coaches rarely have issues with parents because of the organization's training for parents, and clear contract for parents
- US Elite Coaches benefit from the organization's highly respected name and brand recognition
- US Elite does not rob players from a coach's team and move them to another team
- US Elite handles all collection of money
- US Elite coaches do not handle uniforms
Here is the exact same question, with two very different answers. Which answer most closely matches your answer?
What do you do as a coach?
Answer #1- I coach a team.
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I run practices
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I throw bp
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I make line ups
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I manage games
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I talk to the team after each game
Answer #2- I help develop young men for the next level, and for life, through the game of baseball.
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I run practices
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I throw bp
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I make line ups
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I manage games
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I focus on each player’s development in baseball
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I learn about their goals, and assist in their recruiting process
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I develop meaningful relationships with my parents
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I develop meaningful relationships with my players
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I talk to my players about more than just baseball
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I constantly look for life lessons to share with my players
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I lead by example in every way. No double standards.
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I practice servant leadership.
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I develop trust and respect with my players.
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I hold myself, my coaches, every player and every parent accountable to UNCOMMON STANDARDS.
We're looking for coaches who identify more with answer #2 than they do #1. If you're more like #2 please complete the form to the right.
