Wednesday, September 10, 2014

Week 1 Results for One On One Kicking Trainees & Campers

Week 1 NFL Results for One On One Kicking Trainees & Campers

Pat McAfee (Indianapolis Colts) - 4 Punts for a 49.8 Yard Average

Matt Bosher (Atlanta Falcons) - 3 Punts for a 52.3 Yard Average

Caleb Sturgis (Miami Dolphins) - 4 Field Goals (38, 24, 22, 27) & 3 PATs

Johnny Hekker (St. Louis Rams) - 6 Punts for a 46.5 Yard Average

Blair Walsh (Minnesota Vikings) - 2 Fields Goals (52, 46) & 4 PATs

Cody Parkey (Philadelphia Eagles) - 2 Field Goals (51, 28) & 4 PATs

Ryan Quigley (New York Jets) - 5 Punts for a 44.2 Yard Average

Marquette King (Oakland Raiders) - 9 Punts for a 44.6 Yard Average

Nate Freese (Detroit Lions) - 2 Field Goals (27, 28) & 3 PATs

Pat O'Donnell (Chicago Bears) - 4 Punts for a 40 Yard Average

Cairo Santos (Kansas City Chiefs) - 1 Field Goal (35 Yards) & 1 PAT

Ryan Allen (New England Patriots) - 5 Punts for a 48.2 Yard Average

Tuesday, September 9, 2014

Week 2 Results For One On One Kicking Trainees (Division 1)


Here is a RECAP of all the Division 1 action from our One On One Kicking Trainees for Week 2. Great job everyone!


- Chris Gulla (Penn State) – 5 Punts for 48.8 Yard Avg

- Mike Sadler (Michigan State) – 6 Punts for a 42.7 Yard Avg

- Francisco Velez (Florida) – 3 FGs (33, 36, 29) & 8 PATs

- Ty Long (UAB) – 2 FGs (44, 46) & 4 PATs

- Will Hagerup (Michigan) – 4 Punts for a 42.5 Yard Avg

- William Russ (Texas) – 8 Punts for a 42.6 Yard Avg

- Austin MacGinnis (Kentucky) – 2 FGs (33, 53) & 2 PATs

- Spencer Roth (Baylor) – 1 Punt for 47 Yards

- Sean Nuernberger (Ohio State) – 2 PATs

- Matt Wogan (Oregon) – 1 FG for 28 Yards & 5 PATs

- Josh Appleby (Louisville) – 1 Punt

- Aleem Sunanon (South Alabama) – 3 PATs

- Dylan Seibert (Houston) – 2 Punts for a 45.5 Yard Avg

- Jaron Bentrude (Utah State) – 7 Punts for a 40.6 Yard Avg

- Ryan Johnson (Louisville) – 1 Punt

- Spencer Smith (Memphis) – 7 Punts with a long of 49 Yards

- John Wallace (Louisville) – 1 FG for 45 Yards & 9 PATs

- Logan Piper (Houston) – 1 Punt

- Kyle Christy (Florida) – 3 Punts for a 48.3 Yard Avg

- Alex Howell (Boston College) – 7 Punts for a 45.4 Yard Avg

- Hunter Mullins (UAB) – 7 Punts for a 45.3 Yard Avg

- Matt Darr (Tennessee) – 6 Punts for a 40.5 Yard Avg

- Cole Leininger (California) – 2 Punts for a 46 Yard Avg

- Jed Barnett (Oklahoma) – 6 Punts

- Justin Haig (Marshall) – 2 FGs (25, 22) & 6 PATs

- Tyler Williams (Marshall) – 2 Punts for a 44 Yard Avg

- Landon Foster (Kentucky) – 5 Punts for a 44.8 Yard Avg

- Warren Harvey (East Carolina) – 3 FGs (26, 35, 40) & 2 PATs

- Bobby Puyol (UConn) – 2 FGs (27, 42) & 1 PAT

- Mauro Bondi (Nebraska) – 6 Kickoffs

- Bentlee Critcher (Appalachian State) – 2 Punts for a 45 Yard Avg

- Ryan Santoso (Minnesota) – 5 PATs

- George Bullock (Tennessee) – 6 Kickoffs

- Logan McPherson (LA Tech) – 4 Punts

- Kristian Stern (UTSA) – 7 Punts

- Ryan Rodwell (Georgia Tech) – 1 Punt

- Blake Lucas (UMass) – 1 FG for 34 Yards and 5 PATs

- Greg Joseph (FAU) – 1 Kickoff

Jon Croft Hollingsworth (Furman) 4 FGs (21, 35, 22, 50), 1 PAT, & 1 Punt

- Hamish MacInnes (Jacksonville State) – 6 Punts for a 42 Yard Avg

- Alex Catron (Coastal Carolina) – 1 FG for 36 Yards & 4 PATs

- Ryan Pandy (Lehigh) – 4 PATs

- Luke Allen (Stony Brook) – 11 Punts for a 41.2 Yard Avg

- Nick Bruno (Eastern Illinois) – 3 PATs

- Brandon Morrow (Presbyterian) – 7 PATs

- Connor Rouleau (Jacksonville State) – 2 FGs (21, 42) & 2 PATs

- Przemyslaw Popek (Stony Brook) – 1 FG for 33 Yards & 1 PAT

- Tyler Scandrett (South Carolina State) – 1 PAT

- Colby Blanton (Florida A&M) – 10 Punts

Tuesday, September 2, 2014

Week 1 Results For One On One Kicking Trainees (Division 1)

Here is a RECAP of all the Division 1 action from our One On One Kicking Trainees. Great job everyone!

- Ty Long (UAB) – 2 FGs (49, 34) & 6 PATs
- Sean Nuernberger (Ohio State) – 2 FGs (46, 28) & 4 PATs
- Jed Barnett (Oklahoma) – 1 Punt for 43 Yards
- Ryan Johnson (Louisville) – 5 Punts for a 44.4 Avg
- Chris Gulla (Penn State) – 1 Punt for 45 Yards
- Spencer Roth (Baylor) – 3 Punts with 2 Inside the 20
- Will Hagerup (Michigan) – 1 Punt for 46 Yards
- John Wallace (Louisville) – 1 FG (28 Yards) & 4 PATs
- Mike Sadler (Michigan State) – 4 Punts
- Hunter Mullins (UAB) – 2 Punts for a 49 Yard Avg
- Matt Darr (Tennessee) – 8 Punts Long of 53 and 4 Inside the 20
- Ryan Santoso (Minnesota) – 6 PATs
- Bobby Puyol (UConn) – 1 FG (35 Yards) & 1 PAT
- Spencer Smith (Memphis) – 2 Punts for a 52 Avg
- Tyler Williams (Marshall) – 5 Punts for a 46.6 Avg
- Justin Haig (Marshall) – 6 PATs
- Alex Howell (Boston College) – 1 Punt 53 Yards & 1 FG (44 Yards)
- James Farrimond (Rice) – 5 Punts for a 48.2 Avg
- Dylan Seibert (Houston) – 6 Punts with a Long of 46 Yards
- Austin MacGinnis (Kentucky) – 1 FG (20 Yards) & 8 PATs
- Ryan Rodwell (Georgia Tech) – 2 Punts for a 42.5 Avg
- Landon Foster (Kentucky) – 1 Punt for 46 Yards
- Kristian Stern (UTSA) – 7 Punts for a 41.4 Avg
- Jaron Bentrude (Utah State) – 8 Punts with a Long of 47
- Thomas O’Leary (Akron) – 5 PATs
- Warren Harvey (East Carolina) – 34 Yard FG & 6 PATs
- Greg Joseph (FAU) – 1 PAT
- Mauro Bondi (Nebraska) – 1 FG (45 Yards)
- Davis Plowman (East Carolina) – 1 PAT
- Mitchell Ludwig (Virginia Tech) – 7 Kickoffs
- William Russ (Texas) – 5 Punts with a long of 51 Yards
- Will Johnson (Texas State) – 11 Kickoffs
- Cole Leininger (California) – 4 Punts
- Blake Lucas (UMass) – 1 PAT
- Bentley Critcher (Appalachian State) – 7 Punts for a 41 Yard Avg
- Logan McPherson (LA Tech) – 7 Punts with a long of 50 Yards
- Jon Croft Hollingsworth (Furman) 2 FGs (47, 28), 1 PAT, & 9 Punts with a Long of 52 Yards
- Alex Catron (Coastal Carolina) – 1 FG (29 Yards) & 4 PATs
- Nikko Armiento (Colgate) – 8 Punts for a 42.5 Avg
- Graham Ball (Stony Brook) – 1 PAT
- Haden Hoggarth (Bethune-Cookman) – 2 PATs
- John Gallagher (Elon) – 2 for 2 FG (36, 35) & 1 PAT
- Nick Bruno (Eastern Illinois) – 2 PATs
- Tim Callian (Southeastern Louisiana) – 3 Punts, Long of 46 Yards
- Luke Allen (Stony Brook) – 10 Punts with a long of 49 Yards
- David Petroni (Elon) – 6 Punts
- Brandon Morrow (Presbyterian) – 1 FG (31 Yards)
- Colby Blanton (Florida A&M) – 4 Punts for a 51.3 Avg
- Marcquiso Jean (Alcorn State) – 2 Punts
- Hamish MacInnes (Jacksonville State) – 7 Punts, 40.9 Yard Avg
- Paul Schumacher (Gardner-Webb) - 1 FG (19 Yards)
- Connor Rouleau (Jacksonville State) – 1 PAT
- Tyler Scandrett (South Carolina State) – 8 PATs
- Frankie Palmer (Central Connecticut State) – 2 Kickoffs
- Tory Mimbs (Benedict College) – 9 Punts with a Long of 50 Yards


Monday, September 1, 2014

One On One Kicking Trainees Make 53 Man Roster As Rookies

One On One Kicking Trainees Make 53 Man Roster As Rookies

Everyone at One On One Kicking would like to congratulate the following One On One Kicking Trainees for making the respected NFL Teams as Rookies!

Pat O’Donnell – Chicago Bears
Nate Freese – Detroit Lions
Cairo Santos – Kansas City Chiefs
Cody Parkey – Philadelphia Eagles

We are all very proud of what all of you have accomplished. It is simple, HARD WORK PAYS OFF!

Only the beginning for all of you. This is the start of something great.

Good Luck Men!


Cairo Santos Kansas City Chiefs

Nate Freese Detroit Lions

Cody Parkey - Philadelphia Eagles

Pat O'Donnell Chicago Bears

Saturday, August 30, 2014

Good Luck To All College Specialists

Another Season Starts!

Here we go folks. College Gameday is here!!! One On One Kicking has trainees all over country playing week 1. We want to wish everyone the best of luck as some of you begin and new journey as well as continue your journey. Proud of all of you and what you all have done. Go get em! 

Friday, August 29, 2014

Blake Best Commits To Kentucky

Long Snapper Commits To Kentucky

One One One Snapping Trainee Blake Best commits to Kentucky on scholarship today! Congrats Blake. We are very proud of you. Keep it up bud!!

Monday, August 25, 2014

One On One Kicking Alabama Training Locations

Montgomery and Birmingham, Alabama  Training Locations

Have your trained with One On One Kicking in Alabama?! If you have not done so, you should now. We have the top coaching staff in the state of Alabama for all specialists. Whether you are a kicker, punter, or long snapper One On One Kicking will get you better. Coach Egan (Former HS All American & Mississippi State Kicker), Coach Partridge (Division 2 All American Punter), and Coach McCabe (Former NCAA All American and Chicago Bear) run the Alabama locations. Any interest in private lessons or attending a local training session, contact OneOnOneKicking@gmail.com.

Sunday, August 24, 2014

Long Island and New Jersey Kicking Camps

LONG ISLAND & NEW JERSEY KICKING CAMPS

Coach Gaddis has been going 7 days a week between New Jersey and Long Island training kickers, punters, and snappers. Coach Gaddis is available 24/7 to contact him if you are interested in receiving any instruction/lessons. Feel free to email him at Luke@oneononekickingcamps.com. everyone have a great week!!

Thursday, July 24, 2014

One On One Kicking Trainee Matt Bonadies Commits to UAB

One On One Kicking Trainee Matt Bonadies Commits to UAB 
Written by: Zach Harig of Rivals.com


University of Alabama-Birmingham first year head coach Bill Clark has had a winning coaching resumé no matter where he has coached. In 1999, Clark was hired as the head coach at Prattville high school in Alabama and led them to a 106-11 overall record and back-to-back state championships in his eight year tenure. From there, Clark took over as the defensive coordinator at South Alabama until 2012, when he was hired as the head coach at Jacksonville State University. In just one season, Clark led Jacksonville State to an 11-4 record and their first playoff appearance. Now, the successful coach is taking over a struggling program at UAB, where he hopes to turn that program around as well. Clark is off to a hot start on the recruiting trail, reeling in two top kicking prospects in the Class of 2015. Punter Ivy Wall of Oak Forest Academy in Amite, Louisiana committed to UAB last month, now triple-threat specialist Matt Bonadies of Buford, Georgia has also committed to the Blazers.



“I met Matt and his mother about a year and a half ago,” One on One Kicking founder, Mike McCabe stated on Bonadies, “I was introduced to the Bonadies family by Marc Nolan from ‘The Kickers Zone’ which is a company we network with. They’re a great Christian family and he’s a great kid.” Marc Nolan, the CEO of ‘The Kickers Zone’ has been worked with Bonadies before referring him to Coach Mike McCabe and One on One Kicking.


“Matt came to us as a kid with a very strong leg,” McCabe said on Bonadies’ beginning with One on One, “He came in with a soccer swing but was always positive and had a great attitude. Matt is very coachable and picks up everything quickly; he’s an extremely bright athlete.”
Bonadies is an up-and-coming prospect out of Buford high school who has been working with One on One Kicking and former NFL punter Dawson Zimmerman for the past year. “When I came to One on One Kicking, I had the basics of kicking down,” Bonadies said, “I had been to some camps and had a good kicker at my high school that taught me what he knew, but I was still kind of raw. I was refined once I got to them because they brought it down to the small details, they showed me kicking was a lot of smaller detail rather than big things.”


Matt’s mom, Debbie also started to see a difference following her son’s training with One on One Kicking and founder Mike McCabe. “His confidence improved and so did his techniques. We saw a huge difference in the results and techniques. Once he got to go year round his punting had improved and we saw five second hang-time.”


“After One on One, I’m a kicker who really critiques myself,” Bonadies said on his development with One on One, “They showed me the fundamentals and details of kicking. Now I can watch my film and know what I’m doing wrong, I’m a self-teaching kicker.”


Matt’s mother was looking for an affordable way for him to stay in shape year round and she found what she was looking for in One on One Kicking. “It was the only company that offered the year round kicking and Matt wanted to keep in shape year round,” Matt’s mother stated, which is why she chose to send him to One on One. “We knew Mike McCabe helped a lot of kids because I talked to their moms and we all agreed that he was one of the best instructors out there. He (Coach Mike McCabe) was agreeable to having Matt, it was a combination to the reputation of Mike McCabe and talking to the moms, plus it was very affordable for what you get in return,” she stated.


The big leg of Bonadies continued to grow as his work with One on One Kicking continued. Once a raw prospect, Bonadies transformed into a top kicking prospect. Interest came pouring in from bigger programs such as Tennessee, Rutgers, Syracuse and Vanderbilt along with smaller schools Coastal Carolina, Mercer and Georgia State. “UAB started recruiting me in the spring time,” Bonadies said, “They were sending me hand written letters and invites to camps and campus.”


First year head coach Bill Clark has the Blazers’ program headed in the right direction and the recruits are beginning to notice. “I really liked the direction that they’re headed in,” Bonadies said on why he committed to UAB, “Coach Clark and Coach Thomas have big ideas for the program and it’s so impressive how they’re turning it around and the direction they’re headed in.”


“Committing to UAB is the most relieving feeling in the world because I know I’m in good hands for the next five years of my life. I have a great home,” Bonadies said on his commitment to the Blazers. “I’m a graduate of UAB and so is my husband,” stated Matt’s mom, Debbie, “It’s surreal, Matt has worked hard and he’s deserving of this. I’m so appreciative of the confidence that Coach Clark and Coach Thomas have in him. Matt is very motivated to turn the team around, there’s big shoes to fill and he’s up to it.”


UAB currently has two senior specialists on their roster, kicker Ty Long and punter Hunter Mullins, who are One on One Kicking trainees as well. Long was selected as a Lou Groza semi-finalist in 2013 after being on the preseason watch list since his sophomore season. Aside from the Lou Groza, Long holds the UAB school record with a 54-yard field goal against Ohio State in 2012. Also in 2012, punter Hunter Mullins received a lot of attention after averaging nearly 45 yards a punt, which ranked him 13th nationally. Mullins was also selected as preseason Special Teams Player of the Year in Conference USA this season for his final year at UAB. One on One Kicking has certainly made an impact with the UAB Blazers football specialists such as Long and Mullins and now Bonadies and Ivy Wall.


Following Mullins’ departure, Bonadies will have a tremendous chance to start as a true freshman, “That’s a big reason why I chose UAB,” Bonadies stated. “I have a chance to start right away, I love to have the playing time and that’s the opportunity I am going to get.”


Coach Clark is now rebuilding the special teams at UAB with the addition of punter Ivy Wall and kicker Matt Bonadies in the Class of 2015, both of which are One on One Kicking trainees, as Hunter Mullins and Ty Long were before them. For Bonadies, he says he’s excited to get started with fellow specialist commit, Ivy Wall, “I met Ivy at a specialist camp, he and I are great friends,” said Bonadies on his soon-to-be teammate at UAB, “I look forward to working with him in college.”


Matt’s mom, Debbie was drawn to UAB because of the coaching staff, “The coaches took a personal interest in Matt, particularly Coach Thomas,” she stated. “I love the direction that the team is going; it’s exciting to be a part of the rebuilding effort. As a mom, I feel that Matt is at the best place that he can be, plus we’re only three hours away so it’s just a drive away. Coach Thomas is a winning coach with strong character, good morals and he motivates his players. I feel so secure that Matt is in the right place.”


As for Matt, he also took a mutual interest in the coaching staff, particularly Coach Thomas. “Coach Thomas works specifically with the kickers, punters and snappers instead of a special teams guy,” Bonadies said on the first year head coach, “So we have a guy who knows what he’s talking about and that really made me decide.”


Though he has worked on punting for the past year, Bonadies is being recruited to UAB as a kicker, which is what his focus will turn to from now on.


Despite Bonadies focusing on kicking, Coach Mike McCabe says Bonadies may be a kicker now, but he’s an all-around dominant specialist, “Short and simple, Matt is a triple threat, he’s a huge asset to UAB. His kickoffs are averaging 4.0 or 4.1 at a high school level and are seven to nine deep. As a triple threat, Matt is extremely consistent and is a great high school kicker. His talents can go anywhere; he can win as a kicker, punter or kickoff specialist.”


For UAB, they got a very bright player with a great future in Matt Bonadies. The strong leg and tremendous work ethic will carry the Blazers special teams unit a long way for the next five years to come. “He’s a division one kicker who can be an All-American now,” said Coach Mike McCabe, “He’s an all-around triple threat and a great athlete to have.”


Blazer fans - Coach Bill Clark is beginning to turn this program around before coaching in his first game with UAB. On the recruiting trail, Clark and the Blazers got not only a great player, but also a great person in Matt Bonadies. Watch out for this kid down the road.


Friday, May 30, 2014

One On One Kicking College Training Program

Who is ready for the 2014 College Training Program in July at the University of Alabama? The camp runs from July 6-23. This is the full on college experience just for specialists. Last year we had over 70 participants from the HS, to college, and to the NFL. Be sure to sign up now (link below) for the best training program in the country!

Each summer, One On One Kicking holds a month long intensive training program designed for collegiate specialists looking to make significant improvements in consistency and power before the start of fall camp and the grind of a college season. The College Training Program, a month-long residency event, features daily sessions, workouts, and pool work that puts specialists in a state of optimum shape, durability, and performance necessary to become one of the many NCAA All-Americans this program has produced.
“Number One Training Facility in the Country for Kickers & Punters” – Scout.com
“One On One Kicking Trains the Best of the Best” – Rivals.com

Training Includes:

  • Performing in Pressure Situations
  • Speed and Agility Work
  • Specific Kicking and Punting Drills
  • Mental Drills and Techniques
  • Weight Training
  • Pool Workouts
  • Film Analysis
  • Training in Full Pads
Participants from last year included specialists from St. Louis Rams, New England Patriots, Dallas Cowboys, Atlanta Falcons, Indianapolis Colts, Ohio State, Michigan State, Notre Dame, Miami, Tulane, Texas, Texas State, Cal, UAB, Louisville, Minnesota, Virginia Tech, Air Force, South Alabama, Georgia Southern, Elon, Stony Brook, and MORE! 

Sign Up Here: https://www.oneononekickingcamps.com/classes/college-training/



College Training Program


Sunday, May 11, 2014

One On One Kicking Trainees Going To The NFL

One On One Kicking Trainee Pat O'Donnell gets drafted to the Chicago Bears! Pat is the first specialist to be drafted in the 2014 NFL Draft.

Pat O'Donnell Chicago Bears

 One On One Kicking Trainee & Boston College All American Nate Freese has just been drafted by the Detroit Lions in the 7th Round!

Nate Freese Detroit Lions

 One On One Kicking Trainee & 2012 Lou Groza Award Winner Cairo Santos signs with the Kansas City Chiefs!!! Congrats Cairo.


Cairo Santos Kansas City Chiefs



 One On One Kicking Trainee Richie Leone Signs with the Baltimore Ravens!! So proud of you Richie.


Richie Leone Baltimore Ravens



 One On One Kicking Camper Alum Cody Parkey signs with the Indianapolis Colts!

Cody Parkey Indianapolis Colts


 Current One On One Kicking Trainee Paul Layton is going to mini camp with the Green Bay Packers!!!


Paul Layton Green Bay Packers



 And lastly, Steven Clark signs with the Denver Broncos.

Congratulations to all our trainees on making it to the BIG TIME!!! Only the beginning of great things to come.






 

Sunday, March 30, 2014

One On One Kicking: What We Do

One On One Kicking

“The best training facility for kickers and punters in America.” –Scout.com
Committed to training and developing the best special team’s players in the country, One On One Kicking, sponsored by Adidas, is the #1 training program in the country. We have been responsible for assisting in the ranking of high school players nationwide on the following recruiting services: Kohls Kicking ESPN National Rankings, Scout.com, ESPN, Rivals.com, LRS Sports.

Our Instructors

 

The most important aspect of our training program? Quality instruction. Our staff is comprised of former NFL punters, kickers, and long snappers, as well as NCAA All-Americans, All-Conference players, and Ray Guy and Lou Groza Award Winners. Most importantly, all of our coaches are trained to instruct using similar methodology and drill combinations, meaning sound technique and form are taught consistently at each of our training locations. Each One On One Kicking Coach is committed to ensuring that our students put in the necessary work to play college football, either as a scholarship player or a walk-on.
“One On One Kicking Trains the Best of the Best.” –Rivals.com

Year-Round Training

 

Like any movement that requires a repeatable and dynamic motion, punting, kicking, and snapping requires the development of muscle-memory. Our year-round program is designed to create an environment that not only builds strength and explosion in our athletes, but also refines technique through drill work and kicking in competitive situations. A twice a month, two hour session, year-round training builds muscle memory so that our specialists can perform in game situations—not just alone on an empty field.
The first training session for a player who signs up for our year-round training will focus mainly on teaching the player several drills meant to be performed at home and at practice. It’s important for the player to understand that our training program, like any athletic training session, requires more than just showing up in order to improve. Real improvement comes from dedication to drills at home and at practice; our training sessions are meant to check and refine technique, provide a competitive environment, and primarily, provide a work-space to improve with hands-on instruction from our staff.
“The Best Camp for Kickers and Punters in the Country.” ESPN Radio 760

Competition and Charting

 

A specialist isn’t judged by how he can perform alone on an empty field. It’s how that technique holds up in a game that matters. At One On One Kicking, we believe in constant competition and the creation of high-pressure environments. Our trainees are constantly competing with each other and dealing with things like crowd noise (a gauntlet of their peers screaming around them) and the feeling of having all eyes on them, where one punt or kick matters. We also specialize in preparing for competitive combines or expos. Our players consistently place in the top 10 ranking of specialists nationally.
In addition to preparing for other combines, each One On One Kicking location annually charts their athletes individually, creating an extensive database for company rankings of our top performers. Our athletes leave the training program fully equipped to handle the pressure of collegiate kicking or kicking in competition because they’ve done it on a regular basis.

Exposure

 

The One On One Kicking prospects page is a great tool that exists as a one page representation of our trainees. We instruct our players in what college coaches want for a highlight video, how to make that highlight video, and how to best represent themselves when in front of a college coach. In addition to highlight videos, we also help advise players about which college camps they should be attending; in the world of college kicking, getting a scholarship to a particular school is often a matter of timing. Our goal is to help high school players navigate the recruiting waters and come out of their high school seasons having achieved whatever goals they’ve set for themselves.

One On One Kicking At-A-Glance

 

  • Year-Round Training Program
  • Various year round camps at different locations including: Prattville (Alabama), Birmingham (Alabama), Mobile (Alabama), Daytona Beach (Florida), Orlando (Florida), West Palm Beach (Florida), Fort Lauderdale (Florida), Atlanta (Georgia), Savannah (Georgia) East Brunswick (New Jersey), Long Island (New York), Westchester (New York), Cincinnati (Ohio), Houston (Texas), San Antonio (Texas), Dallas (Texas), Charlottesville (Virginia)
  • One On One Kicking trains specialists at any level and any age. Middle School, High School, Collegiate, and Professional

 "Number One Training Facility in the Country for Kickers & Punters" - Scout.com
"One On One Kicking Trains the Best of the Best" - Rivals.com
"The Best Camps for Kickers and Punters in the Country" - ESPN Radio 760
-4 Ray Guy Award Winners 2007, 2010, 2011, 2012 (11 in Finals & 25 Semi Finalists)
-4 Lou Groza Winners 2000, 2006, 2011, 2012 (9 in Finals and 30 Semi Finalists)
-2 Super Bowl Players
-9 Active NFL Players
-14 NCAA D1 BCS National Champions
-College - 31 All Americans and 14 Freshman All Americans
-High School - 22 All Americans

Thursday, February 20, 2014

One On One Kicking In NFL Combine

One On One Kicking In NFL Combine

Best of luck this weekend to the One On One Kicking Trainees participating in the NFL Combine. We are proud of every single one of you. All your hard work and dedication continues to pay off. Go get em Cairo Santos, Pat O’Donnell, Richie Leone, and Steven Clark (Not Pictured). #OneOnOneKicking



Wednesday, February 19, 2014

Johnny Hekker To Fly With The U.S. Navy Blue Angels

Johnny Hekker To Fly With The U.S. Navy Blue Angels

“We, One On One Kicking, DARE you, Johnny Hekker, to fly with the Blue Angels!… Challenge: Accepted.” Click Link Below…

“Pro Bowl punter, Johnny Hekker, has his own weekly television show in St. Louis where he accepts challenges and performs unusual tasks. After negotiations with the Navy Public Affairs office, his punting trainer, Mike McCabe of One On One Kicking, ‘dared’ Johnny to fly with the Blue Angels. He obliged and said that “this will be the toughest challenge to-date and I look forward to this once-in-a-lifetime experience.”


Johnny Hekker, Coach McCabe, One On One Kicking

Tuesday, February 18, 2014

Training Session With Caleb Sturgis and Cairo Santos

This past weekend One On One Kicking Coach Dan Lundy had the opportunity to work with Miami Dolphins Kicker Caleb Sturgis and future NFL Kicker and 2012 Lou Groza Award Winner Cairo Santos (Tulane). Caleb and Cairo have been working with One On One Kicking since they were sophomores in high school. Caleb Sturgis is preparing for his second year in the NFL, while Cairo Santos prepares for the 2014 NFL Combine. Below are some pictures from their training session with Coach Lundy.