How to Kick Field Goals With a Bad Snap (And Hold Saves)
A bad snap does not have to end the kick. Failure-by-failure protocols for kickers and holders, plus the practice design that makes saves normal.
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Kicking With a New Holder: Fast Ways to Build Timing
A new holder doesn’t have to cost you a season: the four things that change, a 20-minute calibration session, and a five-day transition plan.
How to Hold for Field Goals: A Punter’s Second Most Important Job
Catch, spot, lean, release — plus the knee geometry and bad-snap saves that decide games. The four drills that build a holder, and why punters must train it.
Ball Strip and Laces: The Pre-Kick Details That Change Flight
Strip, laces, lean and seam: how ball orientation changes your field goal flight, plus the pre-kick ball check that keeps you and your holder on the same page.
What Makes a Great Holder (And Why Your Job Is Easier With One)
Laces out, lean toward the target, same spot every time: what separates a great field goal holder from a distraction, plus drills to build the timing.
The Field Goal Operation: Snap, Hold, Kick — Why It Takes Three
Snap, hold, kick: how the 1.2-second field goal operation works, what each job owns, and why bad snaps and holds ruin good kickers.
