The Kicking Highlight Film: What Coaches Watch and What Makes Them Stop
Your film answers "can I predict this kicker?", not "is this kicker impressive?". How to structure it, what angles to shoot, and why leaving…
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Kicking at Altitude and in Domes: The Conditions Nobody Prepares For
Thin air adds carry and a closed roof removes the wind you calibrate against — and neither gives you any sensory signal. What air…
Read more →Girls and Women in Football Kicking: The Practical Guide to Getting on the Field
Kicking is the most common route in, and the technique is not different at all. What transfers from soccer, what genuinely needs planning, and…
Read more →Fake Field Goals and Fake Punts: The Kicker’s Job When the Kick Is Not the Play
The defence is watching you for confirmation a kick is coming — which makes the kicker central to any fake. What your job actually…
Read more →Soccer to Football Kicker: The Complete Transition Guide
Your soccer background gives you leg speed, mechanics and conditioning — but the curved approach it rewards produces a hooking football. What transfers, what…
Read more →Kicking in Rain and Wet Conditions: Grip, Footing and Staying Reliable
Rain is a footing problem before it is a ball problem, and a slipping plant is a genuine injury risk. Stud choice, tee mud,…
Read more →A Parent’s Guide to Supporting a Young Kicker
Kicking is the position where one mistake is replayed and remembered, and where most coaching staff cannot help. What actually helps, what to say…
Read more →The Multi-Sport Kicker: Managing Soccer and Football Without Wrecking Either
The sports are not fighting over your technique — they are fighting over your hips and your Tuesdays. What genuinely conflicts, how to manage…
Read more →Youth Football Kicking: A Guide for Parents and Coaches
Kicker is the safest, cheapest and most accessible position in football. What to buy, what good practice looks like at each age, how much…
Read more →Plyometrics for Kickers: Power Training That Helps Rather Than Hurts
Kicking depends on how fast you produce force, which is exactly what plyometrics trains — and exactly why doing it in the wrong order…
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