> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://recruiting.balltime.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://recruiting.balltime.com/reaching-out-to-coaches/your-athlete-profile.md). # Your Athlete Profile You can now create your athlete profile on Balltime!๐ŸŽ‰This profile is the perfect place for college's to learn more about you and view your highlights. Check out the list below to see just a handful of things you'll be able to put on your profile!๐Ÿ * Name, Year, Position, * Club Team, High School, Jersey# * Phone number, Email * Height, Approach Touch * GPA * Your coach's contact information * Highlight videos * Full match videos ## Where and how can I edit my profile? All you need to do is login to your Balltime account and navigate to you the 'My Profile' tab. Click 'Edit Profile' and enter in any information you would like! Watch this loom video for additional guidance on how to set your profile up! {% embed url="" %} Athletes can now add full game video to their profiles. Coaches and guests can filter and see all of the athlete's actions! 1. Navigate to **My Profile** 2. Click **Add Videos** 3. Select **Full Videos**
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