FGK TEAM PRACTICE COACHING
Who’s coaching your kicker during practice each week?
For many high school kickers and punters, the answer is no one.
They practice with the team, but after team stretch they’re often told to “go kick” on their own. FGK Team Practice Coaching brings Coach Scott to approved team practices throughout the season to fill that gap.
BETTER FRIDAY NIGHTS ARE BUILT DURING THE WEEK
He doesn’t have to figure it out alone.
He has someone there who’s paying attention. I watch the team reps, the operation, his warm-up and his mechanics. I see what happens when the snap is bad, the hold is late, the timing gets rushed or a few kicks start going the wrong direction.
Then we work on what practice reveals, right there, while it’s fresh and in the environment where he has to perform.
And I keep coming back. Whether that’s weekly or a couple of times each month, your kicker or punter has someone who knows his game, knows his coaches, knows what we’ve been working on and can help keep him moving forward throughout the season.
More useful repetitions
The athlete gets feedback while the actual routine, timing, operation and field conditions are happening, not days later at a separate lesson.
Clearer understanding
I teach athletes why a movement or adjustment works so they can begin recognizing and correcting patterns themselves.
Confident preparation
Confidence is built through preparation…not promises. The goal is a repeatable process the athlete can trust when Friday night arrives.
Practice is different from a private lesson. That’s the point.
Private lessons give us dedicated time to develop and refine technique. Team practice shows us whether the athlete can apply it when the conditions aren’t controlled…the actual snap and hold, limited repetitions, team timing, weather and the pressures of game-week preparation.
Team Practice Coaching connects the two. I can see what’s happening in his real football environment and help him apply what we’ve worked on when it actually matters.
I’m there to support the team’s coaching staff, not replace it. I work within the team’s practice structure and provide specialist coaching where it’s needed.
How Team Practice Coaching Works
Experienced coaching, explained clearly.
As a former college and professional kicker who has coached hundreds of developing and advanced specialists since 2013, my approach is fundamentals-first. I observe the movement, explain why the result occurred, and help the athlete build a pattern that can become repeatable and increasingly self-directed.
FGK Team Practice Coaching grew naturally out of my work as a private kicking coach. It’s the result of years of real on-campus coaching experience at local programs and direct requests from families who needed specialist help during the season but could not easily add another separate lesson to the week.
The service can support developing athletes and accomplished varsity specialists. The focus is steady development, not quick fixes or guaranteed results.
Coaching matched to the athlete’s team role
Sometimes the most valuable part is having someone to ask.
Not every problem fits neatly into a drill. Kickers and punters run into situations throughout the season that are difficult to solve on their own. For instance…an unusual hold, a rushed warm-up, conflicting technical advice, a new responsibility, or something that happened Friday night.
Part of my job is being there when he needs to talk it through. Your athlete has an experienced specialist who understands what he’s trying to do, knows what we’ve been working on, and can help him decide what to do next.
What we work on depends on the athlete’s role, what his team is doing that day, and what practice reveals. That may include:
Choose the format that fits your school’s specialists.
Every visit reserves a 90-minute campus coaching window. Depending on the team’s practice schedule, that time may include observing team periods, working individually with the athlete, or both.
Private coaching for one athlete
The simplest option for one kicker or punter. Book once or make it part of the season.
A single visit is always welcome. Many athletes benefit from having me return weekly or every other week so I can follow what’s happening in practice, build on previous work and help address new challenges as the season develops.
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Local School VisitZone 2
Extended School VisitShared coaching for 2 or more
If your school has two or more specialists who want to work together, shared visits reduce the cost per athlete. Shared visits begin with a short inquiry so I can confirm the school, number of athletes, specialist roles and practice window.
* One parent/organizer handles the booking and payment.
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2 AthletesShared Visit
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3+ AthletesSpecialist Group
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2 AthletesShared Visit
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3+ AthletesSpecialist Group
Find your school and book a private visit.
Schools are assigned to a service zone so families receive one clear visit price. The zones listed below determine pricing and booking.
Obtain approval from the head coach or appropriate school representative before using the Private booking link.
A resource for the athlete and the school.
FGK works with the coaching staff, not around it.
FGK follows the team’s practice plan, provides coaching during the opportunities available inside the scheduled window, and respects the staff’s authority and priorities.
The goal is to strengthen the specialist without disrupting team operations.
Frequently asked questions
Request a shared visit or location review
Use this short form for a Semi-Private or Specialist Group visit, a coach or school request, or any Team Practice Coaching request for a school that is not currently listed. FGK will review the details before sending available options and pricing.