Monthly Archives: December 2011

TJK BLOG will be starting a bit on our TJK Coaches that will be working the TJK Clinic on January 28, 2012 at Houston Academy in Dothan, AL.  The first coach we will be interviewing is former Troy Kicker, Michael Taylor, … Continue reading →

There are a number of ways to create recruiting videos for coaches on any level to see.  As we all know, live game footage is crucial, especially the more recent it is.  TJK believes that you really should create a … Continue reading →

Team Jackson Kicking wishes everyone a Happy Holiday and a Happy new year! Check out this video of Coach Hay, Coach Taylor, Football, and both Coach Jacksons 🙂 TJK wishes you a Happy Holiday!

Check out TJK’s film of the Top Prospects – Class of 2012 that have worked with TJK.  Note:  It’s important to capture film every season starting from your freshman year through your senior year.  It definitely won’t hurt to get … Continue reading →

Today I had the pleasure to work with 7th grader, Harrison Labanowski from Providence Christian School in Dothan, AL.  Harrison is an all- around good athlete and is interested in the kicking game.  Today was his first session and definitely … Continue reading →

The Mental Psyche of a Specialist. This is important for every athlete, but even more critical for Kickers, Punters, and Longsnappers in the game of Football.  I hope this message makes an impact on you-I still use this video every … Continue reading →

One of the biggest mistakes a Kicker can make is kicking off the ground in high school for extra points and field goals.  Believe me when I say this, college coaches are not impressed with this. The time to make … Continue reading →

In my opinion, it should be a goal for every collegiate kicker or punter to make the Top 20 for the Groza and the Top 10 for the Ray Guy Award.  You have to set goals for yourself, reachable and far-stretched. Tonight … Continue reading →

We are now in December of 2011.  Another phrase in the recruiting world for the next two months is ‘Crunch Time’.  Most teams have ended their season and coaches have had a few days to take a breath. They will be … Continue reading →