Track and Field

Track and Field has a very special status in the USA. No other country produces so many world class athletes. At every Olym­pics or World Cham­pions­hips, American athletes are the top favo­rites in a majo­rity of the events. The unique colle­giate sports system is the root of the historic american domi­nance in the inter­na­tional Track and Field scene.

With Scho­l­ar­book you have found the No. 1 Track and Field recrui­ting service in Europe. With experts who have won count­less National cham­pionship titles and competed for their coun­tries at major inter­na­tional cham­pions­hips, we know exactly what a talented track and field athlete is inte­rested in when looking for a new prac­tice envi­ron­ment.

Usually, college teams train up to six times per week for about 2 to 3 hours. The team enjoys excel­lent prac­tice condi­tions with great infra­st­ruc­ture. Besides a top-of-the-line campus, most univer­si­ties have an outdoor track, weight room, and in some instances even an indoor track.
As you can probably imagine as an athlete, there are diffe­rent types of coaches. There­fore, it is even more important that your own trai­ning philo­sophy matches the ideas of your future coach. Nevertheless, you can be sure that you will be placed in profes­sional hands. While there are almost no full-time coaches in Europe, the American coaches are paid by the univer­sity and can there­fore dedi­cate them­selves enti­rely to the deve­lo­p­ment of their athletes.