Blog submitted 5/16/2007 5:00:42 AM

2nd European Kicking Camp, Budapest, July 21-22, 2007

Just to inform some people who might be interested... We are running an extremely busy schedule this year, roughly 20 games altogether in 2 separate leagues (1 Austrian, 1 International). http://gaborsviatko.googlepages.com/home I'm doing pretty good, especially punting. So far I landed 8 of 11 punts I20, not including one that landed on the 21yd line. Also, the 2nd European Kicking Camp is approaching fast. The camp will be in Budapest on July 21-22, 2007. Contact me if you are interested in attending the event! http://gaborsviatko.googlepages.com/europeankickingcamp So far the list includes participants from 10 European countries, 7 national kickers/punters: 1. Peter Kramberger (AUT) national kicker/punter, NFLE camps 2. Wilhelm Krapfl (AUT) 3. Henrik Juul-Nielsen (DEN) 4. Kari Hytonen (FIN) national kicker/punter, NFLE camps 5. Sven Linn (GER) 6. Paul Eichinger (GER) 7. Thierry de la Mar (NED) youth national kicker/punter 8. Ronald Hein (NED) national kicker/punter, NFLE camps 9. Péter Sipiczky (HUN) 10. Márk Benke (HUN) 11. Ádám Sviatkó (HUN) 12. Lajos Vörös (HUN) 13. Márton Varga (HUN) 14. Gábor Sviatkó (HUN) national kicker/punter, NFLE camps 15. Miklós Stumpf (HUN) 16. Aleksander Radovanovic (SER) 17. Jens Alnervik (SWE) national kicker/punter, NFLE camps 18. Bernhard Kohli (SUI) 19. Sergi Güibas Arnau (ESP) national kicker/punter, NFLE camps 20. Simon Wolff (DEN) 21. Greg Kleidon (NOR) NCAA D2 punter Regards, Gabor

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	Baseball was for me, too, a form of spirit-discipline, a way to make myself a better person-although I surely never sought discipline for such a reason. It became my Way, as the tea ceremony or flower arranging or the making of poems were the Ways of others.
	-- Sadaharu Oh

Doug and Tommy's Frequently Asked Questions: "I can easily kick 20 and 25 yard field goals consistently. The ball looks to be good from another 20 or so yards back, but as soon as I move back to kick, the ball falls short. Is this a mental problem or should I do drills to increase distance? I think that it is partly mental because the farther I get from the uprights, the less confident I feel. What do you think?" -- Click here to read our answer