Film Study for Kickers: How to Chart Your Own Kicks Like a Pro
Feel lies, film doesn’t. The tripod setup, the five checkpoints worth charting, a copyable chart, and the weekly review rhythm that actually moves your accuracy.
Athletes
The 10 Longest Field Goals in NFL History — and the Technique Behind Them
From Dempsey’s square-toe 63 to Cam Little’s record 68: the record board, the technique eras that moved it, and what each era teaches a young kicker.
Rodrigo Blankenship Form Review: Glasses, Steps and Repetition
A film review of Rodrigo Blankenship’s routine-first game: the rehearsed setup, the clean precision swing, and three practical items a young kicker can steal.
Quinn Nordin Form Review: Power, Polish and the Path to Consistency
A film review of Quinn Nordin’s swing and the college-to-pro jump: real leg speed, a narrower pro miss window, and how to measure your own gap.
Jake Elliott and the Big-Moment Kicker: What His Form Shows
What Jake Elliott’s form shows about big-moment kicking: the same deliberate setup under a live clock, plus the drills that build pressure tolerance.
Matt Prater’s Swing: The Big-Leg Archetype Explained
A film review of Matt Prater’s big-leg swing: the launch-first mechanics that build range, the accuracy window it costs, and what a young kicker should copy.
Tyler Bass Form Review: Power Sources in a Compact Swing
A film review of Tyler Bass’ compact swing: how leg speed beats leg size, why contact timing gets less forgiving, and the drills that build his strike window.
Jason Myers’ Kicking Form: What Makes the Seahawks Kicker Consistent
A film breakdown of Jason Myers’ kicking form: the locked setup rhythm, clean plant and contact, and why consistency beats maximum effort for a long career.
Justin Tucker’s Kicking Form: A Coach’s Breakdown
A coach’s film breakdown of Justin Tucker’s form: the locked approach, tall-chest contact, balanced finish, and what a high school kicker can copy.
What Parents Should Know Before Buying Kicking Gear
The right order to buy kicking gear on a real budget: ball, tee, cleats, then maybe a net — plus what to skip at every age and the used gear rule.
