Kicking individual instruction

When I work with an athlete I teach them a drill training routine and a skill performance routine that they will follow to develop the command of the skill they need to be a successful game performer. And, which they can do on their own.

Through individual instruction I can give a kicker a kicker specific training routine that will hone the techniques he needs to control the ball height, distance and accuracy.

I give the athlete a daily training routine for as long as I am working with them. This way there is no guessing by them as to what to do to improve.

After each session, I also detail the techniques they need to work on in the immediate future to improve. I use a technique checklist so the kicker has a reference to refer to as he works on his own. I keep this progression going until I get them to where they need to be to perform on command.

I videotape each session and post it to a Hudl video account I create for them as part of my Hudl account. This allows them to review each session and learn the techniques and watch themselves improve.

I will also chart/test him at each session so he has a visual representation of his improvement and feedback to discern where he is in relationship to where we want him to be.

At the end of each session I have a

consultation time with the kicker and

using a calendar we plan his own training

sessions around his daily schedule.

He then knows what to do for training

each day.

The cost for the first training session is

$150 and lasts 1 1/2 hours. Each

individual training session after that is

$100 per session and lasts 1 hour.

This fee includes the on-the-field session,

the daily training program, videotaping the workout, training a parent to be my assistant coach, and the HUDL video account. This also includes 24-hour consultation time so if he is training on his own his own and has a question he can call, text or email me.

I work with some athletes weekly and others every other week,

and some monthly. I can do whatever fits your needs.

As an experienced coach there are 3 things I do for each

athlete I train:

1) I give them CONFIDENCE.

2) I give them a VISION of their potential.

3) I am patient with their PROGRESS.

This focus along with the drills I use to develop kicking techniques

will allow the athlete to reach his full potential.

FYI…Below are some resources that supplement my individual

training. It allows the athlete to have the information I teach to

study on his own to learn the skill.