We made our 4′th Annual stop in Austin Texas for the big summer kicking camp. Everything was bigger like Texas is known for. The kicking/punting distances were not big, they were insanely HUGE! Temperatures were soaring up to 101 degrees throughout the 2-Day Instructional Kicking Camp and kicking competitions and the kicking action was just as hot.
This weekend’s camp was the most impressive display of kicking I’ve seen at any of our camps in the last 4 years. Never have so many students hit as many 50+ yard field goals as this weekend! The field goal competition was won on a 58 yarder! The most astonishing thing is that the majority of campers were under-classmen and they still hung back to 50 yards plus! – Coach Brent Grablachoff
The 2-Day Instructional Kicking Camp again proved to be a success because of focus on quality kicking instruction, technique heavy teaching and drills and fundamental demonstrations. The overall process of the camp ensured each student was ready for the big competition on Day 2.
Results
We saw improvement from EVERY kicker but notably a few extremes that are not typical results. Grant Carlson (13), an 8th grader hit a few 45 yarders at camp, gaining 10 yards on his previous long Field Goal. Brannen Carraway (14) drilled a few 45 yarders and several 40 yarders throughout the day thus improving 10 yards on his previous ‘comfortable’ range of 30 yards! Jared Haynes (13) who won the ‘younger group’ FG Competition with a 56 yarder improved nineteen yards on his previous long of 37 yards! If you don’t believe it, watch the testimonial video below!
Texas Builds Champions
Football is so big in Texas and there are so many great teams and athletes who come out of the state. Winning state championships is what it’s all about at the HS Football level in Texas. So for a little motivation before the Day 2 competition, Coach Brent invited his friend Ralph Moccio out to help out with the camp. Ralph is a former standout tight-end and safety from Toms River North HS in NJ which is the area Brent is originally from. Ralph’s football team in his senior year won the NJ State Championship! Ralph proudly showed off his big ring to all the campers and they were pumped for the competition!
Competition Preview
I’m going to provide some commentary about our 2011 Austin Texas kicking competition, but keep it relatively short and sweet because you can view the full camp stats and see the incredible results for yourself! We had 11 under-classmen and 4 upper-classmen at this event. Two in 8th grade, Eight Freshmen, One Sophomore, Two Juniors and Two Seniors (All grades are based on Fall 2011 Class). With this said, most of the time I would expect the competitions to go rather quickly since the majority of the students were frosh! Well this was not the case as even though there were a lot of young students, they all had cannons for legs!
Younger Group Kicking Competition
Grant Carlson, Wesley Sparr and Evan Crocket were all within tenths of a point of winning the younger group kickoff competition. However in the end Evan was able to pull it out by a small margin. Congrats! In the Punting competition Jared Haynes, a Hutto Hippo (school & mascot) was able to squeeze out Andrew Tucker by a very small margin. The field goal competition was ridiculous. Three students advanced all the way to 53 yards! Evan was the first to drop out at 53 yards. Then there was Connor and Jared going back and forth where they both made their 53 yarder and then Connor missed his 56 but Jared nailed it! Jared won the younger group field goal competition with an extremely impressive 56 yard field goal. Jared (13) will be a freshman in high school this coming season! Jared even went on to dual it out with the older group winner all the way back to 58 yards! Congrats Jared on winning the Golden Boot Award for the younger group!
Older Group Kicking Competition
In the Older Group we had one guy with a bazooka for a leg. He would just fire off 60+ yard kicks left and right during the warm-ups. We saw a few of his kickoffs go through the goal posts! Andrew Procell wowed campers with his big leg by winning both the kickoff and punting competition. Check out the camp stats page for his impressive numbers. The grand finale of them all is the field goal competition. You already got a little preview by reading about Jared’s feat in the younger group. Well let me introduce you to a field goal kicking machine: Kevin Marcotte from Lake Travis HS, home of the 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007 etc. State Champs! Winning at Lake Travis HS is a tradition and Kevin certainly represented his school to the fullest in our field goal competition.
Kevin Marcotte was a perfect 8 for 8 through 50 yards folks! That is consecutive kicks from 30L, 30R, 35L, 45R, 40M, 45M, 50M, 53M! Because him and Jared kept drilling their kicks we had to move the boys back or else we’d be there all day! Chris Nichols and Andrew Procell were still ‘alive’ through 53 yards but they both had their second miss on the first 56 yard field goal so they were eliminated. Kevin missed his 56 yard field goal too, but that was only his first miss of the whole event! Kevin had now won the older group competition but surprisingly Jared Haynes, the 13 year old with a cannon was still in the race. We let the two face off until one was left standing. We had to go back to 58 yards until finally Jared came up just short while Kevin nailed his and won the 2011 Kicking World Austin Kicking Camp ‘Golden Boot Award’ which signifies he is the BEST kicker at camp. Congratulations to both Jared and Kevin! Check out all the great photos from our 2-Day Texas Kicking Camp!
The Next Level
Do you want to showcase your talent at a Kicking World camp? How about learn from awesome coaches who put their hearts into what they do? Our main focus is helping you grow, improve and get results. Check out the video testimonials below to learn why people come to our camps. This is a video of several students from the Austin camp who share their experience about the weekend. We encourage you to check out our website, videos, social media pages and connect with Coach Brent and staff. Be sure to sign up for our next camp or schedule private lessons with us. Till next time, keep kicking and ya’ll have a great summer!
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This was our 4th consecutive year back to the Lone Star State and the caliber of kickers and punters did not disappoint as usual. What a fun experience we all had from kicking at the ‘mini Jerry Jones’ like indoor stadium to getting tons of instruction and fun competitions outside in the famed Gopher-Warrior Bowl in Grand Prairie, TX. Kickers and Punters traveled from all over the state of Texas as far as 6+ hour drives and even one student came out from NJ!
The format was a 2-Day Kicking Camp with focus on instruction on Day 1. We teach the fundamentals and technique of field goal kicking, punting and kickoffs. Half-way through the first day’s session we break for lunch which is a nice opportunity for students to make new friends. After lunch is over we get back to work quickly and break down video from the morning kicking. This provides each student the ability to actually see their form on the big screen as coaches diagnose and repair form ailments.
Texas is known for changing conditions and weather that surprises you from one day to the next. When I arrived in Dallas the weather was 98 degrees, hot and sunny! At the start of our camp it was cloudy, cool and thunderstorms and tornados in the forecast! None of us were hoping to experience a Texas twister so we prayed the weather would hold out at least until our 2 day Kicking Camp was over! Fortunately, we were blessed with weather that circled all around the town of Grand Prairie and held out just long enough to provide us a wet free camp. Five minutes after camp was over it started lightning and raining!
For the Day 2 competition we had very strong swirling winds in the 20 MPH range. I asked the students if they wanted to eliminate variables and kick in the indoor football complex or if they wanted to do it outside. The response was unanimous that they wanted to try the competition in real life conditions even though it was windy and FRIGID (45 degrees). I applaud them on being brave and wanting to take on a challenge!
The competitions were fierce and some of the students really set themselves apart quickly. You can reference the full camp stats here. We’ll start the play by play with the ‘Older Group’ which was 10th and 11th graders (class of 2013 and 2014). Matthew McCrane of Brownwood HS and Sean Pollock of Royse City HS went the distance in what felt like a heavyweight boxing bout! The two were head to head the entire field goal competion. It went to the tune of make, make, make, make, make with hardly a miss mentioned anywhere! Nearing the end of the competition from 50 yards away Matt missed and Sean had the chance to close out the camp if he made it. Unfortunately Sean pushed his (or should I say the wind pushed it) but had PLENTY of leg and it gave Matt another chance to stay in the game. So after the first 50 yard field goal attempt, both Matt and Sean had 2 misses. But since they were tied we had to go to a bonus round. We kicked again from 50 yards and this time Matt nailed his and Sean’s got pushed again in the wind and Matt McCrane was crowned the Golden Boot Award winner of our 2011 Dallas Kicking Camp! Both boys did exceptionally well and are already very good kickers and will only continue to grow into even better kickers over the coming years.
In the Older group kickoff competition consistency won. Chris Gulla from Toms River North HS in Toms River, NJ was able to come away with the win. He didn’t even hit his best balls but because of his consistency with a respectable hang-time and deep ball he was able to knock off everyone else. The whole key to our kickoff and punting competition is consistency. Since students only get 2 attempts at each, it really trains you to perform under pressure and doesn’t allow you anytime to ‘get in a groove.’ It’s very much so like a game scenario where you may come in cold off the bench and are expected to put a perfect punt of kickoff down the field with little prior warm-up time. So that is why we do it this way.
In the Older group punting competition we had a very quiet young man who let his kicking and punting ability speak for himself. Again, consistency won here. Ronny Vega who traveled from Eastern Hills HS in the DFW area of Texas was able to come away with the win in our punting competition because of his consistent punts. None were rockets, but they were consistently good enough to beat out the other boys. See all the photos from the Texas Kicking Camp!
In the Younger group- Reagan Bates cleaned up shop in the field goal competition with a perfect 100% field goal accuracy rating as he nailed his 30, 30, 35 and 35 kicks to knock off everyone. We even gave him a 40 yard kick just to try after he had already won and he drained that too! Great job Reagan! Reagan also won the kickoff competition for the ‘younger age group.’ In the punting competition, there was one clear winner and Andrew Tucker wowed everyone with some high, tight spirals that looked like missiles. His hang-time average was 3.91 seconds and he is only in 8th grade! His punt distances were a very respectable net 35 and net 40 (50 and 55 yards in air from where he kicked it). I really look forward to seeing Reagan and Andrew’s improvement over the coming years. These guys should make for excellent kickers and punters in high school and beyond!
I want to thank everyone who made it out to the Dallas Kicking Camp in Grand Prairie, Texas this year. Us coaches has a blast teaching you everything we know and watching your improvement over the 2 days. A lot of friendships were forged and memories made. We may be coming back to the Gopher-Warrior Bowl again this winter so make sure you watch our website and Facebook page for updates. We also have a camp in Austin next month on June 11-12. Till then, keep kickin’ and ya’ll have a successful 2011 football season in Texas! -Coach Brent
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I’d like to tell everyone about a nice kicking improvement story from a young kicker who worked hard the last 5 weeks to get better and earn the starting high school varsity football kicker job! About 2 months ago I got a call from Mr. and Mrs. Wilks in Texas who wanted to get their son Zack some private kicking instruction. At the time Zack was a ‘straight-on kicker’ or ‘toe-baller’ if you will. He had no previous formal kicking instruction but had one goal in mind- to improve quickly enough to be able to be the varsity kicker this season as a Junior and have a fun 2 years ahead of him. Well after making arrangements, the Wilks and I set off for a mission of getting Zack game ready as soon as possible.
At first after meeting with Zack I was a bit skeptical because his kicks were going left, right, quite frankly they had no consistency and lacked the distance and height needed to make consistent extra points. However, I’m happy to report that after only 4 trips out to Texas for private kicking training Zack was able to go from 1/4 PATs at best to just recently hitting 40/45 kicks inside 30 yards at a recent private kicking session! He also nailed his first 40 yard field goal! HUGE IMPROVEMENT! I accredit the quick improvement to his consistent training regime as well as his hard work, focus and sticking to what I’ve taught him. I honestly didn’t foresee him improving this quickly. He had a goal in mind and he did what it took to make it happen. So this is a story of ‘if you will it, it can happen!’
Now a week later and after only 5 total private kicking sessions Zack has gone from just a ‘beginner kicker’ learning the ropes to a relied upon kicker who just set a school record for most PATs in a game last Friday Night! Yes, that’s right, you read correctly… Zack Wilks hit 7 for 7 PATs in this past Friday night football game! What an amazing story this is turning into! This Friday’s performance put him in the Cisco ISD Varsity Football record books for most PATs in one game. In fact, the announcers said at the game that the last time a kicker for Cisco made even 3 PATs in a game was over 3 years ago! It goes to show that even in the great football state of Texas there is a lack of speciality kicking coaches to address this niche position. I am so excited for him and look forward to continued growth and improvement from him.
I thoroughly enjoy the opportunity to go out to Texas to work with Zack each month and see his dramatic and quick improvement each session with not only consistency, but impressive gains on height and distance. Zack should have a fun senior year to look forward to next year with a lot of kicking opportunities to set new school records and help Cisco ISD get back to another state championship run like they have so many times in the last 20 years.
My services to any student I coach includes on-field kicking instruction, drills, technique, fundamentals, distance/heigh/accuracy improvement, off-field training in form of gym workouts, leg strengthening, leg speed drills, and of course one of the most important components of what I do with Zack and ALL my students is helping increase their confidence through mental training and guidance throughout the week. When you work with Kicking World it’s not just a quick see me for an hour and wait till next week for your next lesson. I seek to build a relationship with all my students where I offer up advice, guide them throughout the week whether they have a question about why they did bad in practice one day, or need to know a drill to help a certain area of their kicking, or if they are nervous before the big game, I can help with that too. I am not only a coach but a teacher and advice giver to my students. Having parents, coaches, and students all ‘on the same page’ is a win-win for all and makes for a healthy relationship of trust, confidence and results. It’s great to get that text message or phone call from a happy parent on Friday night to let me know their son just hit a game winning field goal!
Coach Brent is based in San Diego, CA and also offers private kicking and punting lessons and kicking camps in Texas. If you’re a parent, coach or student who would like to get private kicking or punting instruction- Feel free to contact Coach Brent via e-mail at brent@kickingworld.com or phone at 619-564-1333
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I just got back from our 2010 Texas Kicking Camp at Travis High School in Austin Texas. It was a HOT weekend with temperatures hitting 100+ degrees on the field on Sunday! The football camp had kickers and punters in attendance from as far away as the tip of Oklahoma, Dallas and West Texas. It’s always a pleasure being in Texas- the southern hospitality and the warmth and friendliness of the people is very welcoming. Kicking World goes out to Texas every year to hold a kicking camp and we may even be coming back twice a year for a camp in Austin and Dallas and private kicking lessons based on the increasing requests from parents in Texas.
While the camp was one of our smaller camps with 10 students in attendance; there was nothing small about the talent! We had kickers hitting 45+ yard field goals into the wind and kickoffs a few yards deep in the end zone. Many of the students were beginners who have just started kicking in the last year or so. By the end of the camp everyone improved greatly whether it was learning how to make solid contact consistently or perfecting their ‘hurdle’ follow through on kickoffs or acing their pop-up onside kicks. Each of our students were able to quickly implement what was taught. I find that the smaller kicking camps of less than 20 participants tend to produce quicker results because there is more ’1 on 1′ time with each student.

A trip to Texas is not complete unless you get some Barbecue! I always make a stop at Rudy’s BBQ. This year I ate their famous BBQ beef briscuit and baby back ribs. Man do I miss Rudy’s!

Enough of the food talk and on to the competition results! At our camp this year we broke out the competitions into 3 age groups. We had the 13, 14 and 15 year olds in one group, 16 year olds in one group, and the 17 year olds in another group. As we always do- our camp is focused on instruction but at the end of each phase (field goals, punting, kickoffs) we hold a kicking competition. The field goal competition showed excellent kicking skills from all and in particular Chris Nichols of Vista Ridge HS, Austin Barton of Cypress Christian and Cory Patton of Vista Ridge HS. In the punting competition one student pulled ahead with an easy victory with a 47.5 yard net punt average. The kickoff competition was an exciting duel with Cory Patton of Vista Ridge HS and Anthony Firth (college) going into double over-time where Cory ultimately closed the deal with a 67 yard bomber.
A special thanks goes out to all the generous parents who helped with the ‘camp essentials’, the ball-shagging during the camp and for the great photos and video you all took! It was a pleasure meeting everyone at the camp and I’m really looking forward to coming out to Texas again soon. Check the website and blog with updates and news about any upcoming kicking camps in Texas. I may also be flying out to Austin TX very soon to hold private lessons. Have a great rest of your summer and best wishes for a successful football season! Please remember me next time you’re at Rudy’s!
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The 2009 Kicking Camp season is officially kicking off next weekend, on May 17th in Austin, Texas! We will “Keep Austin Weird” (a saying in Texas) and have a very special guest instructor- 2008 Arena Football League Kicker of the Year, A.J. Haglund! A.J. and Coach Brent will be on hand to provide personalized kicking AND punting instruction to all the camp students. We’re both looking forward to doing it big in Texas. After the camp all students are invited to meet us at Rudy’s for a good ‘ol Southern BBQ feast and kicker talk! To signup for a kicking camp, simply visit www.kickingworld.com or call Coach Brent @ 619-564-1333
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Coach Brent of KickingWorld.com, based out of Laguna Hills, California, will be offering private kicking & punting lessons for all levels & ages in Austin, TX from Tuesday January 13 through Friday January 16th.
PRLog (Press Release) – Dec 30, 2008 – KICKING WORLD FLYS TO AUSTIN, TEXAS Jan. 13 – Jan. 16, 2009
Coach Brent of KickingWorld.com will be offering private kicking & punting lessons for all levels & ages in Austin, TX from Tuesday January 13 through Friday January 16th. He is normally only available for private lessons in Southern California but am making a flight out to Texas after numerous requests from several kickers/punters/parents in Texas. Cost is only $70 for 1 lesson or a Texas Sized special of $150 for 3 lessons. Please contact Brent @ 619-564-1333 to schedule a session ASAP as availability is filling up quickly.
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We had the University of North Texas kicking camp at Fouts Field yesterday in Denton, Texas. I took a tour of the UNT campus the day before the camp and was thoroughly impressed with the updated facility and all they have goung on at the school. Their football team is on the rise and they got a new coach who should be cranking up the program quickly. The camp was a success and we had a lot of great talent there. The temperature read 105 degrees outside the stadium but on that field turf stadium I believe it was over 115 degrees! While the temperature was hot, I believe the kicking talent was hotter!

Robert S. won the ‘most accurate field goal kicker’ award for the 15+ year old competition group. He won a pair of Coreshorts compression shorts. Garret C. won the under 15 year old competition group and won the UNT logo apparel. He is only 13 years old and kicked as well as most high school upper-classmen! Ian M. won the most accurate punter award and won the kicking world logo apparel. Everyone did well in both the instruction portion of the camp and the competition.


At the end of the camp every parent spoke with me and/or e-mailed me how much of a good time their sons had at the camp and how beneficial it was for them in getting ready for the 2008 football season. 3 of the students want to set up private lessons in the near future, so it looks like I might be making a trip back to Texas very soon for a group lesson weekend. If you live in the Texas area and want to take part in the next camp or be a part of the group lesson we are scheduling, please give me a call.
Since it was my first time in Texas, I’ve included some pictures of my trip in Dallas and Denton. My favorite stop was at Rudy’s where I had peppered tenderloin, corn on the cob, and home-made potato salad. Texas sure does everything BIG and I noticed how much pride Texans have in their state by seeing the Texas state flag flown everywhere I went! Also I saw the southern hospitality by the nice and calm demeanor of the people and friendly and helpful attitudes. I enjoyed my trip and anticipate coming back soon.
Watch this video testimonial from one of the standout high school kickers who attended the Texas kicking camp:
-Coach Brent
http://www.kickingworld.com/
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The last few kicking camps of summer 2008 are coming up. This weekend Kicking World will be conducting kicking camps in Denton, Texas on Saturday, July 26th and in Tempe, Arizona on Sunday, July 27th. The following weekend we will be conducting a kicking camp on Saturday, August 2nd at Irvine High School, California. To register for any of these camps please call us at 619-564-1333 as there are limited spots available.
Thanks,
Coach Brent
www.kickingworld.com
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I’m looking forward to our upcoming kicking camps in 2 new locations this summer at University of North Texas- Fouts Field in Denton, TX and Tempe High School in Tempe, AZ. There will be two sessions as usual, the morning kicking camp session from 9am-1130am is exclusively for youth kickers & punters ages 7-12 and all beginners who are just starting out. The afternoon kicking camp session is from 12pm-230pm and it is exclusively for kickers only, ages 13 and up who are in middle school, high school, or higher. You can sign up to either session depending upon your individual skill level and/or age. Please call us should you have any questions or concerns before signing up online at http://www.kickingworld.com/camps.html
For our afternoon session the kicking camp is designed more as a college kicking camp where students will learn advanced field goal kicking and kickoff techniques to help propel their skills to another level. By the completion of the camp students will learn how to add at least 3 more yards to their kickoffs, understand the proper way to aim on field goals and minimize chances for errors, the proper follow-through on kickoffs (which are different from field goals), learn strategies to deal with the ‘mental game,’ and also become more poised and confident in pressure situations as we will be having various head to head kicking competitions, knock-out competitions, last man standing kicking competition, pressure-drills, and last-second game winner drills.
If you are a middle school kicker or a high school kicker and are looking to dramatically improve and become a college kicker, this special college kicking camp afternoon session is for you! In addition to all the fine instruction you will receive, we will also conduct a special 30 minute presentation from 11:30am-12:00pm (which is open to ALL football players, coaches, and parents, not just kickers & punters). In this discussion Coach John Baker and/or myself will teach you the secrets you need to know about the college football recruitment process, how to gain exposure to college coaches, how to best prepare your marketing materials which include items like your kicking highlight video, athletic resume, letters of recommendations from coaches, kicking coaches, and teachers, and how to show the coaches you mean business and you are the BEST choice for their program.
Remember, having a successful collegiate football program is a lot like running a good business; coaches pick the best men for the job and things become much more serious after high school… are you ready for the challenge? do you have what it takes to play at the next level? Do you dream about suiting up at a big D1 football program in front of tens of thousands of people? If so, visit our website at http://www.kickingworld.com/ and give us a call so we can help get you on track today!
Sign up for one of our kicking camps or call us to schedule private kicking lessons or private punting lessons in California or New Jersey or after one of our national kicking camps this summer in Texas, Arizona, California, or New Jersey.
‘GO FOR 3′
-Coach Brent Grablachoff
http://www.kickingworld.com/
brent@kickingworld.com
619-564-1333
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The new national kicking combine dates have been released. We are having a kicking camp in Denton Texas and a kicking camp in Phoenix Arizona this summer. The Denton/Dallas kicking camp date is July 26, 2008 and the Arizona kicking camp date is July 27th, 2008. More information can be found at www.kickingworld.com/camps.html
Cost
$150.00 – register by July 1!
Time:
9:00am-11:30am (9-12 yr old kickers & punters & beginners)
12:00pm-3:00pm (13+ Kickers Only- middle school, high school, college)
13+ YEAR OLD KICKING CAMP ITINERARY (12:00pm-3:00pm):
* Advanced Drills for Field Goal Accuracy & Power
* Kickoff Training: “hurdle jump” and kicking leg land
* How to aim and never miss a PAT
* How to add 3 yards on your kickoffs
* Training Tools and Exercises to increase leg speed & flexibility
* Demonstration of specific exercises to increase “fast-twitch” speed
* Discussion on Kicking Equipment and secrets you need to know
* Practice Drills for pressure situations and game prep strategies
* Kicking Competitions for prizes, exposure, and bragging rights!
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ORANGE COUNTY KICKING CAMP
DATES:
Saturday, July 12, 2008
Saturday, August 3, 2008
TIME:
09:00am – 11:30am (CAMP: all kickers, punters & beginners ages 7 to 12)
11:30am – 12:00pm (MEETING: NFL Scout Presentation- more info below: open to All football players, parents, and coaches)
12:00pm – 03:00pm (CAMP: Kickers Only ages 13 and up)
LOCATION:
Irvine High School (grass field)
4321 Walnut Avenue
Irvine, CA 92604
Get Directions
COST:
$150.00 your choice of kicking camp age group (includes bonus speakers!)
$30.00 (speaker only)
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SAN DIEGO KICKING CAMP
DATES:
Saturday, July 19, 2008
Wednesday, August 6, 2008
TIME:
09:00am – 11:30am (CAMP: all kickers, punters & beginners ages 7 to 12)
12:00pm – 03:00pm (CAMP: Kickers Only ages 13 and up)
LOCATION:
Westview High School (field turf)
13500 Camino Del Sur
San Diego, CA 92129
Get Directions
COST:
$150.00 your choice of kicking camp age group
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LOS ANGELES KICKING CAMP
DATES:
Sunday, July 13, 2008
Sunday, August 3, 2008
TIME:
09:00am – 11:30am (CAMP: all kickers, punters & beginners ages 7 to 12)
12:00pm – 3:00pm (CAMP: Kickers Only ages 13 and up)
LOCATION:
Redondo Union High School (grass field)
631 Vincent Park
Redondo Beach, CA 90277
Get Directions
COST:
$150.00 your choice of kicking camp age group
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TEXAS KICKING CAMP
DATE:
Saturday, July 26, 2008
TIME:
09:00am – 11:30am (CAMP: all kickers, punters & beginners ages 7 to 12)
12:00pm – 03:00pm (CAMP: Kickers Only ages 13 and up)
LOCATION:
University of North Texas- Fouts Field
801 N Texas Blvd.
Denton, Texas 76203
(Located 35 minutes north of Dallas/Ft Worth Intl. Airport (DFW)
COST:
$150.00
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ARIZONA KICKING CAMP
DATE:
Sunday, July 27, 2008
TIME:
09:00am – 11:30am (CAMP: all kickers, punters & beginners ages 7 to 12)
12:00pm – 3:00pm (CAMP: Kickers Only ages 13 and up)
LOCATION:
Tempe High School
Tempe, Arizona
BONUS:
Guest- NFL Kicker
Tempe HS coaching staff
COST:
$150.00
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“My husband and I are so impressed with how professionally run your camp is and your overall kicking knowledge. When I saw the price of the kicking camp is only $150.00; I was honestly not expecting much. What my son received in your 3 hour kicking camp was much more than what was taught at the 2 overnight camps he attended that cost us over $400 each! Your ability to instruct the kickers, with such fast results is powerful! I want to thank you for conducting such an exceptional, informative kicking camp. We will be attending your next camp date! Sincerely, Bev Mitchell”
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13+ YEAR OLD KICKING CAMP ITINERARY (12:00pm-2:30pm):
* Advanced Drills for Field Goal Accuracy & Power
* Kickoff Training: “hurdle jump” and kicking leg land
* How to aim and never miss a PAT
* How to add 3 yards on your kickoffs
* Training Tools and Exercises to increase leg speed & flexibility
* Demonstration of specific exercises to increase “fast-twitch” speed
* Discussion on Kicking Equipment and secrets you need to know
* Practice Drills for pressure situations and game prep strategies
* Kicking Competitions for prizes, exposure, and bragging rights!
***BONUS SPEAKER for California Kicking Camps:
John Baker (former NFL Professional Scout NY Jets):
(11:30am-12:00pm)
* The College Recruitment Process
* How to Get Noticed and Get Invited
* How to land a Division 1 Scholarship
* How to market yourself, without an agent
* How to get a Pro Tryout!
Coach John will conduct the discussion as well as be available to parents to answer any questions from parents & students and to assist Coach Brent with kicking camp competitions and charting. *Kicking World complies with all NCAA Clearinghouse rules & regulations
CAMP COST: $150.00 (to attend the kicking camp which includes bonus speaker)
*** If you just want to attend the speaker discussion ONLY, the cost is $30.00 (the discussion is open to ALL football athletes, not just kickers).
To sign up for just the discussion, please pay 30.00 in the online store.
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9-12 YEAR OLD KICKING & PUNTING CAMP ITINERARY (9:00am-11:30am):
* Kicking & Punting Techniques
* Field Goal & Kickoff Training
* Punting Form and Hang-Time Drills
* Maximize Your Accuracy & Distance
* Improve Your Strength, Speed & Flexibility
* Learn How to Thrive Under Pressure
* Competitions with Prizes!
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