1. We've essentially reduced the numbers typically found at showcases and tournaments from the thousands to 18 or fewer athletes in each of the individual coach clinics - small semi-private sessions. Think about what this type of close-up training and "touch point" means for both coach and athlete.
2. The LineUP offers athletes the ability to work with the college program of their choice. Very specific - very targeted.
3. Athletes can pick and choose to work with multiple collegiate programs within one day - which allows them to differentiate and measure coaching styles of their target schools. By the end of the day, athletes have been empowered to make an informed decision about a potential program or coach.
4. This new co-op concept allows athletes an easy opportunity to explore programs they may not have previously considered.
5. By bringing together a number of top collegiate programs to one place, on one day, the LineUP provides athletes with an efficient and cost effective method of training with multiple coaches.
6. The LineUP also provides athletes with more of what coaches call "touch-points" or frequency in how many times a coach actually meets an athlete.
7. And it's a perfect opportunity for athletes to try-out or introduce themselves to a new coach not on their current school list.

Our goal is to make a real difference for both coach and athlete alike. To accomplish this, we must restrict numbers and keep each clinic semi-private (small) in order to provide effective opportunities for coach and athlete. We seek to deliver quality over quantity. By limiting roster spots, we can assure real impact for everyone within an intimate setting.

Another factor is space. We have 20 to 40 coaches requiring turf time. For indoor events we are extremely limited and for our outdoor programs we have self-imposed space restrictions. Only a finite number of clinics can take place in one day, plus we cap the number of athletes allowed in each college clinic. Again, this is inline with our mission to provide quality, with impact, over quantity in the number of participants.

Lastly, because it is a college coach co-op, NCAA rules preclude us from offering entry to only a select few. It is open to all with the exception of gender and age criterion.

Yes, frequently. We do our best to open more space once we see the configuration of clinics and demand for those clinics. Our goal, at the very least, is to give every participant their top three college choices.