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NFL Scouting Combine Preparation DVDs   Product Price: $49.95 Quantity: Select DVD Strategy (Priced at $49.95) Bench Press (Priced at $49.95) 40 Yard Dash (Priced at $49.95) Jumps & 60 yard Shuttle (Priced at $49.95) 3 Cone Drill (Priced at $49.95) 20 Yard Shuttle (Priced at $49.95) Set of All 6 DVDs (Priced at $249.95)       Check out the teaser clips of each video below NFL Scouting Combine Preparation with Douglas Harney and Steven Plisk Part of the New School of Human Performance from Excelsior Sports Prepare Your Pro Prospects To Ace The Ultimate 4-Day Job Interview. Develop a comprehensive plan of attack and teach your athletes detailed, proven performance techniques for each event. Combine preparation usually involves a fair bit of training for the test, but there’s more to it than just running and jumping well. It’s part medical exam, part psychological test, part interview, part workout and part media circus — all of which is really about grading and ranking candidates for high-paying jobs. Preparing for the Combine actually resembles training for an Olympiad. Strategy Bench Press 40 Yard Dash Jumps & 60 Yard Shuttle 3 Cone Drill 20 Yard Shuttle Read Steve's article titled The Ultimate 4 day Job Interview PDF Excerpt "The National Invitational Camp, or “NFL Scouting Combine” as it’s popularly known, is conducted in Indianapolis each year during late February. The list of invited participants is capped at 335 athletes. That’s the bad news — the number of high-probability draft prospects is small. In fact, it’s a fraction of the college football players who aspire of playing on Sunday. The good news is that this doesn’t dissuade those lower-probability prospects from trying to make it, and seeking out our services. We can still help these marginal guys, even if they don’t get invited to Indy and get their shot on pro-timing day. And of course NFL teams significantly reshuffle the whole talent pool based on how their top-ranked players perform at these events. If you want to play in this space, you need to know what the Combine actually involves (a hint: it’s the mother of all job interviews). Then you can develop strategies enabling your athletes to arrive in Indy in February, knowing what to expect and fully prepared to ace the interview. It’s big challenge, considering how extensive the Combine is and how limited our window of preparation can be."