Hello, my name is Nash Rogness. I am in sixth grade and love to kick field goals. I am not currently on a football team, as I am small so my parents took me out of it. I have been practicing my kicks and am planning to go back to football this fall to become and to play only the kicker position. I am probably one of the youngest kickers here at K- Skool, so if any of the more experienced kickers and coaches want to help me improve, I am happy to hear what you have to say about my form and strength. I will post a couple of videos of me kicking field goals from between 28 and 31 yards out. My farthest field goal I could currently kick is about a 32-35 yarder. I have been playing soccer my whole life so it might give me an advantage against other 6th graders who are bigger and stronger than me. I would love it if coaches and players will help me become more consistent by giving me good advice. Thank you for helping me become a better kicker, both coaches and players who have posted videos of themselves. 2 of my four videos I missed pretty badly, so any advice will help me get better at staying consistent.

My full schedule of kicking and punting camps for this Spring & Summer is now finalized. We have camps in Wisconsin, Minnesota & Iowa! 12 camps, combines and competitions in total! For more info, go to the Mike Farley's Kickers Camp Summer-Camps page! NOTE: My camps are designed for middle & high school kickers/punters to get great personalized instruction : • to actually perform better • to earn your coach's trust to get more chances to kick • to better handle in-game pressure I employ college counselors to help out and I won't let you kick your leg out! 🤣 And if you're looking for exposure, I have three opportunities for you: 1) ) WLC Ignite Combine on 4/30 (I head up the specialist staff) 25+ NCAA coaches in attendance. 2) Minnesconsin MEGA CAMP on 6/17 (I head up the specialist staff) 60+ NCAA coaches in attendance! 3) Midwest Kicking & Punting Championship on 7/17 (I run the show, — 1000's of views on YT)! Check it out! _ _ _ If you can't make it to my camps, I highly recommend that you find a kicking camp in your area to go to. Mostly, we teach the same kinds of things, the difference often is how many reps you get and how personalized the instruction is for you. Even at showcase-type camps, just having the opportunity to compete with others who are both worse and better than you is great practice prior to your Fall football season. I don't endorse others kicking camps, because I don't go them (I'm busy enough with my own, thank you 😇), but you can certainly Google "Football kicking camps in my area" and you're bound to see a few pop up!

Would've loved to had the chance, yet no one has ever kicked in front of this crowd. The Colosseum in Rome in one of the world's great wonders. 2,000 years of history. Standing where gladiators once fought, brought back memories of standing at Lambeau Field and feeling the rush (and jitters) of playing in front of so many people in such a magnificent setting. Kicking in front of 80,000 is challenging. Kicking (and surviving) in front of 50,000 people and the Emperor might be just a touch harder.

I know, the pickings are slim in this category... if you really want to make an impact in the kicking world, you just might want to become a Hollywood film director or screenwriter and make a great film featuring a kicker or punter. Here's what you're up against... The Garbage Picking Field Goal Kicking Philadelphia Phenomenon (1998) An ABC TV movie starring Tony Danza as a sanitation worker who becomes a star kicker for the Philadelphia Eagles as a publicity stunt. Gus (1976) Classic 70's Disney comedy about a mule named Gus who can kick 100-yard field goals with perfect accuracy, leading a struggling NFL team to success. The Replacements (2000) Features Rhys Ifans as Nigel "The Leg" Gruff, a chain-smoking Welsh soccer player turned replacement kicker for the fictional Washington Sentinels.

LSU kicker, Damian Ramos, shares his thoughts on the phrase we've heard a thousand times... "You had one job to do." WATCH REEL on IG > Who does better... cold kicker to win the game or cold QB to win the game?