"I firmly believe that to get ahead and stay ahead of the competition, you have to work smart.  You have to determine the most effective ways to practice and train, and then work vigorously to improve.  If you do the same things as everyone else does, you will be the same as everyone else.  For me it was getting the best coaching I could find (private lessons from Gary Zauner), developing a great leg-strengthening tool in the Power Kicker, and hiring a mental coach to help me to learn to focus better.  All of those things helped me to get better, faster.

The Kicking.com Practice Optimizer is your chance to put your learning process in high gear.  The Kicking.com Practice Optimizer is the first kicking and punting software created to help you get better.  This software will help you improve twice as fast as you normally would learn.  By charting your kicks, and entering them into the software, you will be able to see your tendencies, as well as the mistakes you make.  After the software tells you the mistakes you are making (including the percentage of the time compared to other mistakes), you will be able to follow links and get coaching from Doug and Tommy on the best way to correct those mistakes.  All NFL and college teams chart kicks in an effort to help their kickers get better, but the information derived from normal charting is not even close to as useful as what you will get with The Kicking.com Practice Optimizer."

The best part is how easy it is to use. The data is entered via dropdown menus, and the charts are generated with a click of a button. Underneath each chart is an explanation of how to interpret the chart.

Here's how it works:

    Step 1: Download the kicking and/or punting forms, and hit the practice field
    Step 2: Collect data after each punt or kick
    Step 3: Login to Kicking.com and record your results
    Step 4: Generate a report from your workout. View some of the sample reports: Punting Errors, Punting Distance, Punting Hang Time, Punting Analysis, Kicking Errors, Kicking Distance, Kicking Analysis
    Step 5: Review the summary information, and read comments and suggestions on how to improve
    Step 6: Perform drills based on these recommendations

Then start taking more data at your next practice session, and repeat this process all over again. If you are diligent with this process, continue to collect data, and work on making improvements each and every time you practice (focusing on your weaknesses), you will not only make steady improvements, but you will know exactly how you do each time you go out and practice.

"If you want to get a step ahead of the competition, and get as much as you can out of your practice, you should start to use this new tool every single time you kick."

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