Sports Media Training |
It’s no longer enough to have great “stats”, athletes have to perform for the media. Players and coaches who are personable, articulate and confident can become more popular than the W/L column may suggest. In fact, we can think of a few star athletes who are more “media” stars than they are on the field. Those media skills can help boost ratings, secure lucrative product endorsements and even offer a high profile life once your playing days are over.
We’re also here to help when things don’t go as planned. Sometimes an athlete’s personal life becomes public life. How they handle it could mean the difference between signing more autographs or hearing “boos”. Entegy can also prepare you for life after sports. How many professional athletes or coaches do you see on ESPN or calling network games? The only way that happened was because they showed “media savvy” as players and got noticed by network executives. Add Entegy to your training by contacting us at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it |
You don’t have to be a professional athlete to start your media career. In fact, college players should think about where they want to be not where they are now. Sports agents and teams are looking for the “total package” when drafting players. If you can handle the cameras, then you’re more than ready to “suit up”.