How Kickers Are Scored at Camps and Combines (Charting Explained)
How camps and combines chart kickers: distance rounds, operation timing, hang time and pressure rounds — and how to chart yourself the same way.
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Field Goal Distance Chart: What Kicks Are Realistic at Each Level
Honest field goal distance windows by level, why range bragging misleads you, and what coaches actually evaluate when you put numbers on film.
NIL for Specialists: What Kicking Deals Look Like Now
Specialist NIL deals are mostly local and earned, not glamorous. What the rules actually require, what realistic deals look like, and where to start.
What Division 1 Kickers Actually Do in a Week (Realistic Expectations)
A real week for a D1 kicker: meetings, lifts, kick schedules, film and the parts nobody warns you about — so you know what you are training toward.
How to Get Recruited as a Kicker Without a Camp Circuit Budget
The DIY recruiting plan for kickers: film coaches finish, weekly email discipline, cheap charted numbers, when a camp is worth it, and the honest odds.
From Soccer to Football: The Position Switch Guide for Soccer Players
What transfers from soccer to kicking, what doesn’t, and an eight-week conversion plan from stationary-ball contact work to charted operation reps.
Are Kicking Camps Worth It? An Honest Cost-Benefit for Families
What a kicking camp really sells, the family math to run before you register, the red flags, and a DIY film-and-charting plan that can replace a camp weekend.
How to Become a Kicker Who Can Also Punt (And Why Coaches Love It)
The hybrid specialist’s real value, what transfers between kicking and punting, a weekly split that protects both skills, and how to pitch it to coaches.
JUCO, D2, D3 or NAIA? Picking the Right Level for Your Kicking Career
Every college level explained for kickers and punters: scholarships, playing time, tradeoffs, and the five questions to answer before you sign anywhere.
The Walk-On Route: How Kickers Earn a Roster Spot Without an Offer
Preferred walk-ons, tryouts, and earning a scholarship later: the honest roadmap for kickers without offers, plus a six-month plan to get on a roster.
