National Kicking Combine Series - Competitions, Camps, Events for High School and College Football

Northwest Kicking Academy [Dan Frantz] Read more about Northwest Kicking Academy NW Kicking Academy offers individualized training for kickers and punters of all levels. Along with the athletes, NWKA is a resource for Parents and Coaches to learn more about the skills necessary for consistent Punting and Kicking.	West Coast Kicking [Brad Bohn] Read more about West Coast Kicking	ProForm Kicking Academy [Mike Hollis] Read more about ProForm Kicking Academy With the affiliation of Jacksonville Indoor Sports and Titus Performance Training, Mike Hollis' ProForm Kicking Academy offers a "One of a Kind" kicking instructional academy. Unlike many kicking and punting camps around the country who focus only on skill instruction and drills, PKA offers a physical training program from a certified speed and agility organization in Titus. This program focuses on the overall strength, speed, and agility of athletes for all sports, but also adds kicking specific exercises used by Mike Hollis and other professional kickers and punters. Students can also choose "Kicking Instruction with Video Review" OR "Kicking Instruction Only" options (see "Services" page). Kickers, Punters, Holders and Long/Short Snappers will also benefit from the 30+ combined years of Mike Hollis' NFL kicking experience and Jim Gaetano's coaching & recruiting background! This academy will allow each student to obtain professional [kicking / punting / FG holding / snapping] apprenticeship, including video playback; skill specific physical training; mental training techniques; and experienced recruiting through coach Jim Gaetano. ProForm Kicking Academy Coaches: Mike Hollis, retired NFL kicker of 9 years. Mike played for the Jacksonville Jaguars, Buffalo Bills, and New York Giants. He represented the AFC in the 1998 Pro Bowl in Hawaii and presently ranks in the top 20 in overall field goal accuracy in NFL history. Mike has worked with 4 different Pro Bowl punters during his NFL career, learning from and coaching each of them. Jim Gaetano, long time high school, college, and professional kicking coach (15 years with Mike Hollis). Jim has had numerous tryouts with NFL teams and spent the 1987 preseason with the Kansas City Chiefs. He has coached many NFL kickers and punters including All Pro Punter Brian Moorman of the Buffalo Bills. In addition, a former NFL agent of 9 years, (7 years with Mike), Jim has established solid relationships with college and NFL coaches!
Pro Kicking Academy [Matt Thompson] Read more about Pro Kicking Academy At Pro Kicking Academy, we do not take the cookie cutter approach to kicking and punting! Too many so-called kicking coaches attempt to make you kick or punt one way. Their way. We pride ourselves in the fact that we recognize that each Kicker and Punter is an individual. An individual possessing different strengths and weaknesses, with varying degrees of athleticism. Which is why a couple of years ago, 3 of the 4 Kickers and Punters competing in the NFL Pro Bowl were products of Doug Blevins Kicking & Punting! The bottom line is a simple concept to grasp. It is our goal as an organization to help you become the very best Kicker and or Punter that you can possibly be!	Aguiar Kicking [Louie Aguiar] Read more about Aguiar Kicking	Top Recruit Kicking [Chris McInally] Read more about Top Recruit Kicking Chris McInally is the President of Top Recruit Kicking, Inc. and founded the company with Andy Gibbs in 2003. Chris was a punter at Clemson University and finished his career as one of the top five punters in Clemson history. Chris also set a Gator Bowl record with a punting average of 49.3 yards on 6 punts. His football career continued after college with tryouts for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, St. Louis Rams, and Carolina Panthers. Chris played professional soccer and works well converting soccer players to football players and also concentrates very hard developing the mental side of the game to give confidence to each player. In just 5 years, Chris has become known as one of the best punting and kicking instructors in the country and takes pride in using his college and NFL contacts to place many qualified individuals into college and the NFL.
Premier Kicking [Marc Feuerbach] Read more about Premier Kicking Marc Feuerbach is the director of Premier Kicking and he has a deep love for the kicking game. He grew up in Coral Springs, FL and played club soccer his entire youth and early teenage years. After giving football a chance in high school, he decided to stay with it but turn his attention to becoming a full time kicker. Although he got into kicking a little late, Marc was still 2nd team all state kicker his senior year and turned down numerous opportunities to play Division II football because he wanted to pursue his goal of playing Division I football. In college, he met NFL kicking coach Doug Blevins and began to train under him. He was given the opportunity to walk on at Florida State University, but a sudden leg injury hindered his ability and Marc withdrew from the university. Before re-enrolling at the University of Florida to finish his college degree, Marc spent the semester working with Coach Blevins training different high school, college, and professional kickers. It was here that he was truly able to learn from the best in the business. After graduating from college, Marc accepted a job at Gordon Central High School in Calhoun, GA where he teaches special education, and used to coach special teams and tight ends. After taking a few years off of kicking, he decided to give it another shot and was named the starter for the 2005 Atlantic Conference Champions Rome Renegades of the National Indoor Football League. A second sudden leg injury in his career put Marc on the injured reserve for the remainder of the season. Through his two injuries, Coach Feuerbach thanks God for the coaching lessons and opportunities that have risen from the both of them. He feels without the injuries, he would not have learned or gained the experience that makes him the coach he is today. He has been there as one trying to pursue a dream and knows the do's and dont's of the business. He is not in this business to make a quick dollar, but to teach you the fundamentals of kicking/punting and help you reach the next level. It is his goal to help you achieve your full potential as both a kicker/punter and as an individual.	The Kicking Coach [Filip Filipovic] Read more about The Kicking Coach While being a part of 6 NFL teams, I acquired the knowledge that can take a young kicker/punter to the top of his game. As a successful college kicker and a punter, I learned what qualities college coaches look for in scholarship-worthy high school athletes. The Kicking Coach promises... organized, high quality instruction conducted by qualified staff� visible immediate improvement of your skills a detailed road map of how to keep on improving competitive reasonable fee for our services continuous assistance with scholarship offers, recruiting needs, combines, kicking issues, etc. secrets of the pros that others are reluctant to teach instruction specific to age and skill level	San Diego School of Football [Lance Ortega] Read more about San Diego School of Football Lance Ortega is the President and Director of Programs for San Diego School of Football. Lance played collegiately at Western Michigan University of the Mid-American Conference. Recruited to WMU as a punter out of Grossmont Community College (CA), Lance has very rare insight into playing Division 1A College Football as a punter, placekicker, long snapper, and short snapper. He played each of these positions at the major college level. Lance punted and snapped for field goals as a junior. As a senior, after three punt snaps (in one game) over his head, Lance became the team's deep snapper while serving as the backup placekicker both years. In 1995, Lance was one of the founders of ABCD Kicking Camps (With NFLers Evan Arapostathis, Darren Bennett, John Carney, and Brad Daluiso). There would be no San Diego School of Football without ABCD. Both kicking programs were founded by finding kids of character and providing them with a level of coaching and support like they would receive at no other time in their playing career.
RWKS Kicking [Chris Shaw and Rocky Willingham] Read more about RWKS Kicking	Kornblue Kicking [Brandon Kornblue] Read more about Kornblue Kicking Brandon attended the University of Michigan and was a part of the 1997 National Championship football team. In 1999, he was named Academic All-Big Ten. He went on to play in the Arena Football League, the Spring Football League, and spent six seasons as the kicker for the Florida Firecats (af2). Brandon is also a math teacher and the FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes) sponsor at Golden Gate High School in Naples, Florida. Following the 2005 season, Brandon was named to the All-af2 2nd team. He also became af2's all-time career leader in field goals made, PAT's made, and total points by a kicker. The previous year, the Firecats won the 2004 Arena Cup championship by beating the Peoria Pirates 39-26. In that game, Brandon set an Arena Cup record by nailing four field goals. In 2002, the Firecats won the American Conference championship. Brandon led the league with 22 regular season field goals. He was perfect on field goals (8/8) in the playoffs from inside 45 yards.	Special Teams Solutions [Lee McDonald] Read more about Special Teams Solutions A 1st team All-State and Blue Chip Illustrated All-American kicker out of DeMatha Catholic High School (MD), Lee McDonald signed a full scholarship to Rutgers University from where he earned a BA in 1999 and a Master's in Psychology in 2002. The former Scarlet Knight is known for his booming kickoffs and 1999 game winning overtime field goal that upset the Syracuse Orangemen 24-21 in front of a national TV audience. A four-year kickoff specialist and two year starter, McDonald also garnered Special Teams Player of the Week honors twice during his career and was named to the Big East Conference All-Academic Team in 1998 and 1999. McDonald then kicked for the Buffalo Destroyers of the Arena Football League and the Norfolk Nighthawks where he set several Arena 2 football kicking records including most field goals in one game (6) that earned him AF2 Player of the Week honors. After serious injuries cut short his playing career, McDonald spent three years as an athletic academic advisor with the Rutgers University football program where he voluntarily coached kickers and punters. He is now a certified NJ school counselor and assistant football coach at North Brunswick (NJ) High School. McDonald is a member of both the New Jersey and American Football Coaches Association and provides private training for many high school and college level players. His yearly speaking engagements include the Nike Football Coach of the Year Clinic and Rivals.com Recruiting Junior Day. Not only is he widely regarded as a leading authority in the kicking game, McDonald's unique experience as a player, coach and high school guidance counselor provide unmatched insight for those looking to play football on the college level. Charlie Titus A standout punter at Monroe (NJ) High School, Titus walked-on at Rutgers University and earned a full scholarship after becoming the starting punter. He graduated from Rutgers with a BA in 2000 and finished his career with a 41.9 yard average on 155 career punts. In 1998, Titus was honored by the Big East Conference as the Special Teams Player of the Week after averaging 51.4 yards on three punts during a Scarlet Knight victory over the Naval Academy. In addition to training with All-Pro NFL punters Sean Landetta and Josh Miller, Titus had several private try-outs for NFL teams including the Buffalo Bills, Miami Dolphins and the Pittsburgh Stealers. Titus is currently a mortgage specialist and assistant football coach at South Brunswick High School. Titus is one of the best pure punting coaches in America.
Feely Kicking [Tom Feely] Read more about Feely Kicking In January of 2007 Tom Feely earned National Board Certification. He is the only Nationally Board Certified Teacher working in the kicking coaching industry. Tom earned his BA Degree at the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul with a double major in Physical Education and Social Sciences in 1974. He began his career teaching and coaching in Minnesota . After his first two seasons as a varsity high school football coach he already had back to back state championships on his coaching resume ( New Prague High School ). He has been coaching football every year since he began in 1974 (33 years), serving as head coach, offensive coordinator, defensive coordinator, and special teams coordinator. He currently is the Special Teams Coordinator at Jesuit High School in Tampa , Florida . In 1980 he earned his Master�s Degree in the field of Counseling. That same year he began his counseling career working primarily in the field of college counseling and scholarship acquisition. He served as Director of Guidance for St. Thomas Academy (1980-1986) and also for Zephyrhillls High School , Florida (1987-1996). In 1996 Tom was awarded the �Counselor of the Year� by the University of Miami . Tom is the tenth counselor in Hillsborough (FL.) County�s history (his current employer) to be Nationally Board Certified as a Counselor. Tom is also licensed and certified by the Florida Supreme Court as a Family Mediator and as a Parenting Coordinator. In 1986-1987 Tom studied Sports Psychology under the famous Dr. Robert Singer and Dr David Pargman while pursuing his Doctorate in the field of Sports Psychology. Tom focused his research on the power of mental imagery and factors producing �mental toughness�. Tom began his specialty as a kicking coach in 1992 when his oldest son, Jay Feely, was 14 and became interested in becoming a kicker in high school. Jay became a high school Blue Chip All American and thus helped launched his father�s reputation as a gifted teacher of kicking and punting. Jay went on to play for the 1997 National Champions, University of Michigan . After his college days, Jay came back to Tampa to coach with his dad at Jesuit High School while Jay continued to train for a professional kicking career. In 2001 Jay made the final roster for the Atlanta Falcons as an unrestricted free agent and in that same year he was selected the NFL rookie kicker of the year. Jay led the NFL in scoring in 2002 and 2005. After two years with the New York Giants (2005 and 2006) in which he had the best two years span of any kicker in Giants history Jay was signed by the Miami Dolphins. Tom and his sons, Jay, John, and Ryan are all very instrumental in our mission to spread to the athletes we are privileged to encounter, not only the skills of kicking and punting, but more importantly, the attitudes and values that help make young people become successful at whatever they dream to accomplish. Tom�s rich background as a teacher, passionately shares with his proteges.