Welcome to "How Tall Will They Be?" where we're talking about the realities of youth sports, getting recruited, and more.

In this second episode of 'How Tall Will They Be?', host Aaron Galloway interviews Coach Jermaine Brown, president of the Next Level Spartans Youth Football Organization. The conversation explores Coach Brown's journey from his early athletic memories in Miami to his high school football experiences in Charleston, South Carolina, and his recruitment process leading to his time at the University of South Carolina. Coach Brown emphasizes the importance of understanding the mental aspects of football, alongside physical training, and offers insights for young athletes navigating their sports careers. Aaron and Coach Brown also discuss the significance of teaching fundamentals in youth sports, the founding of the Next Level Spartans, and the importance of parental involvement in youth athletics. Coach Brown shares his journey from being a high school coach to starting his own youth football organization, emphasizing the need for structure and discipline. Brown also provides valuable advice for young athletes and their parents on how to navigate the challenges of youth sports while fostering a love for the game.

Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Youth Sports and Coaching
02:49 Early Athletic Memories and Influences
05:26 High School Choices and Transfers
09:17 High School Football Experience and Achievements
13:17 Recruitment Journey and College Choices
20:15 Transitioning to College Football
25:58 Understanding the Mental Game in Football
26:27 The Importance of Fundamentals in Youth Sports
28:26 Founding the Next Level Spartans
34:10 Building a Successful Youth Football Program
38:41 The Role of Parents in Youth Sports
49:21 Advice for Young Athletes and Their Parents

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