watched this cuz i was joking in the bar last night that i would try out for my local CFL team since i played soccer my whole life (21 now) and ive always wanted to play football. the reason i was joking about this was because we just came from the game a group of us, and our kicker missed 2 field goals and 2 PAT's that game, and everyone was booing him, felt bad for the kid cuz hes still in highschool playing professional football, only to be booed relentlessly by 27,000 people. im definately going to invest in one of those tees that holds it from the top and a good football to start kicking. edit: i dont actually expect to make the roster, just something ive wanted to do. and heck, if i did make a pro team somewhere, thats a bonus.
The kicker should use the insert in the TOE-TAL tee shown in the video instead of the block with the ramps. When I invented the TOE-TAL tee, one important point concerned the top surface. In the block with ramps, the surface has little pyramid shaped recesses but the surface feels smooth. In wet conditions, the tip of the ball can slip. I designed the TOE-TAL tee insert surface with pyramid shaped projections so the tip of the football stays where it is placed. A subtle but important difference.
Time to try out as a kicker for the NFL
watched this cuz i was joking in the bar last night that i would try out for my local CFL team since i played soccer my whole life (21 now) and ive always wanted to play football. the reason i was joking about this was because we just came from the game a group of us, and our kicker missed 2 field goals and 2 PAT's that game, and everyone was booing him, felt bad for the kid cuz hes still in highschool playing professional football, only to be booed relentlessly by 27,000 people. im definately going to invest in one of those tees that holds it from the top and a good football to start kicking.
edit: i dont actually expect to make the roster, just something ive wanted to do. and heck, if i did make a pro team somewhere, thats a bonus.
@@Andrew17B did you make it?
ive been trying to kick my whole life and this really helped me
I’m 17 and I tried kicking for the first time today off a 1 inch tee and made it from 35 and I’ve never kicked before is that good
yes
I’m in 9th grade and these tips really help
The kicker should use the insert in the TOE-TAL tee shown in the video instead of the block with the ramps. When I invented the TOE-TAL tee, one important point concerned the top surface. In the block with ramps, the surface has little pyramid shaped recesses but the surface feels smooth. In wet conditions, the tip of the ball can slip. I designed the TOE-TAL tee insert surface with pyramid shaped projections so the tip of the football stays where it is placed. A subtle but important difference.
I'm working with my 8 yo who is just starting out. Would it still be recommended to use a 1-inch block?
1/2 inch block available also fyi
As a young kicker I think the two inch block makes it harder for my to kick better field goals I feel like the two inch block is holding me back
I think D2 and D3 college kickers can use blocks.
I kick off ground at 12 years old and can kick a 20 yard is that good I've never played and I'm trying out next year in 8th grade
35 is great ,I'm 15 and can't kick 15
How’s kicking going for you now?
I’m 14 and I hit 40-45 yarders off the ground so I’m seeing how much I’ll be able to hit off a block
What about a 5th grade kicker
I'm in 8th grade and kick 35 is that good?
Joanna Stockman I am in 8th grade also and I can make it at the 33 yard line max so a 43yard so I guess that is good
I can kick 53 and I am 8th grade. Tip - Leg Day Everyday.
U ass
CHECK OUT THIS TEE !!!!!
Watch any other video and it’s different than this one. Don’t listen to it.
Why?
I'm 10 and can kick a 20 harder day f the ground
I’m a girl who’s never played doesn’t understand but is interested