SPORTSCASTER TRAINING

If you’re an aspiring sportscaster, I can help you navigate the tricky waters to master your craft and advance your career.

I used to feel like there was no way I could make it as a sportscaster. Today, I have incredibly fulfilling jobs in the TV industry I grew up only dreaming about. I’ve logged thousands of hours in front of the camera as a host, reporter, and play-by-play announcer. Now, it’s time to Pay it Forward. This sportscaster training program will help you BREAK IN & BREAK THROUGH to find success & be your best!

About Rich Hollenberg

Rich is the founder and host of the Break In & Break Through sportscaster training program, in addition to being a 30-year sportscasting veteran himself. His calling card in sports television is his versatility. His skills and expertise canvas the sporting calendar. Depending on the season, he can be seen and heard as a Play-by-Play Commentator on ESPN, and as an Emmy Award-winning Studio Host for the Tampa Bay Rays.  Rich has also been a frequent contributor to MLB Network and NFL Network.

Among many career highlights, Rich has covered numerous Super Bowls, providing commentary and interviews live from the field. He’s called some of the biggest college basketball games in the country, focusing on the Big 12 conference, and was the lead reporter on NFL Network’s coverage of the Aaron Hernandez case.
A New Jersey native, Rich began his award-winning career fresh out of Syracuse University’s prestigious Newhouse School, covering the New Jersey Nets. He then honed his writing/reporting skills at the New York City Bureau of the Associated Press.

He lists skydiving, flying with the Army’s Golden Knights, running two NYC Marathons, and competing in his 1st Triathlon in 2009 as some of his greatest accomplishments. But nothing compares to spending time with his wife, Jill, and his children, Jason, Lindsey, and Bryan.

Rich is the founder and host of the Break In & Break Through sportscaster training program, in addition to being a 30-year sportscasting veteran himself. His calling card in sports television is his versatility. His skills and expertise canvas the sporting calendar. Depending on the season, he can be seen and heard as a Play-by-Play Commentator on ESPN, and as an Emmy Award-winning Studio Host for the Tampa Bay Rays.  Rich has also been a frequent contributor to MLB Network and NFL Network.

Among many career highlights, Rich has covered numerous Super Bowls, providing commentary and interviews live from the field. He’s called some of the biggest college basketball games in the country, focusing on the Big 12 conference, and was the lead reporter on NFL Network’s coverage of the Aaron Hernandez case.
A New Jersey native, Rich began his award-winning career fresh out of Syracuse University’s prestigious Newhouse School, covering the New Jersey Nets. He then honed his writing/reporting skills at the New York City Bureau of the Associated Press.

He lists skydiving, flying with the Army’s Golden Knights, running two NYC Marathons, and competing in his 1st Triathlon in 2009 as some of his greatest accomplishments. But nothing compares to spending time with his wife, Jill, and his children, Jason, Lindsey, and Bryan.

Learn from a PRO as Rich Hollenberg has a wealth of broadcasting knowledge to share. Rich will cover every phase involved in how to handle the art of communicating. It will be an AWESOME BABY experience that can be vital to your career.

Dick Vitale

TV Hall of Famer

Rich is doing amazing things for the next generation of sports broadcasters. His relationships are providing valuable resources and connections for the next group of stars!

Laura Rutledge

ESPN

There is NO ONE in our business more intelligent, prepared, invested & willing to share the broadcast than Rich! He made it so that it was NEVER work…just 2 great friends documenting the game! He’s simply FANTASTIC!!

LaPhonso Ellis

Former NBA Star/Analyst, Fox Sports

Good Play-by-Play is both and art and a science. There’s no one better to teach you the ropes than my ESPN colleague, Rich Hollenberg.

Fran Fraschilla

ESPN College Basketball Analyst

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