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Sample recruit profile

Recruit-ready Profile

A polished athlete profile with the context coaches need before they judge the video.

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Recruit Profile

Avery Brooks arrives as a complete athlete, not just another video.

ErgScreen turns a club athlete’s profile into a coach-ready context layer: identity, training context, erg markers, rowing role, availability, fit, and follow-up.

For athletes A better first impression.

The coach sees the athlete’s context before reducing the clip to a few seconds of movement.

For families A packet that feels serious.

Recruiting support looks organized, professional, and intentional instead of improvised.

For staff Control what travels.

Recruit profile access, readiness notes, and coach referrals stay under program control.

Athlete Profile report

The context that travels with the evidence.

This demo mirrors the current Athlete Profile report structure: Identity, Training Profile, Recruit Profile, follow-up contact, and notes.

Why this matters: coaches do not have to guess whether they are looking at a fresh technical row, a loaded training piece, a developing athlete, or a recruit who is ready for serious follow-up.

Performance markers

Erg benchmarks appear with dates and test context, so numbers are not detached from reality.

2k PR6:31.8 · Apr 9, 2026Coach verified
6k PR20:24.0 · Mar 21, 2026Official recent test

Training context

The coach sees the training environment, current phase, and recent load before interpreting the stroke.

Weekly volume11–14 hrs/week
Current phaseRace prep
Recent loadModerate training load

Rowing role

Placement context helps the receiving coach understand what kind of role the athlete is growing into.

Experience3+ years
Preferred sidePort
Recent boat roleMiddle four
Typical boat class8+
Seat flexibilitySeat trial ready
Availability statusAvailable

Recruiting follow-up

The packet makes the next step clear instead of leaving follow-up buried in email threads.

Contact typeAthlete
Contact nameAvery Brooks
Contact emailavery.brooks@example.com
PhoneAvailable on request

Notes

Short narrative context helps humanize the packet without turning it into a résumé rewrite.

Recent training note

Strong spring progression after moving into a higher-volume race-prep block. Current clip was submitted after a controlled technical session; erg markers are shown separately so coaches can read the movement evidence in context.

Recruiting note

Interested in academically strong men’s openweight programs where he can develop as a dependable engine-room contributor while continuing to improve race-rate consistency.

How it fits the recruiting workflow

From profile to packet, without losing staff control.

The profile is not a standalone résumé. It becomes the context layer around selected ErgScreen evidence.

1

Build the athlete context

Identity, training, rowing role, erg markers, availability, and recruiting follow-up are organized once.

2

Select the evidence

Staff chooses which ErgScreens are ready to travel and which should stay internal for review.

3

Add coach referral

When appropriate, staff can add a coach-to-coach note without exposing private readiness tracking.

4

Share the Recruit Packet

The athlete and family send a polished packet with profile context, session details, movement read, and supporting strokes.

Program advantage

Recruiting support that feels premium without becoming a full recruiting operation.

Families see a clearer path. Athletes feel represented. Staff keeps control of readiness, privacy, and coach-to-coach context.

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