Doug Brien New 2010 Instructional ClickToKick DVD

"The Most Inexpensive Private Lesson you will ever receive"

NEW & IMPROVED

NEW FEATURES ADDED FOR DVD VERSION - Doug added a detailed explanation and demonstration of the "high bounce" onsides kick, and an explanation of the "pyramid" approach to kicking, which emphasizes building a solid kicking foundation with no-step and one-step kicks. These are NOT available in the CD-ROM version.
Wizard Kicking is confident all kickers, coaches and parents will benefit greatly from Doug Briens informative "ClickToKick" DVD.

Have you ever searched for that perfect video that will teach you everything you need to know? Well, Doug did when he was learning.  That's why he decided to use the best technology available and teach you to kick interactively - you tell Doug what you want to learn and he'll teach. He even conducted interviews with young kickers to find out exactly what information they want on a DVD.  The DVD includes field goal techniques, detailed onside kick demonstrations, no-step and one-step kicks, kickoff techniques, mental techniques, weekly in-season routines, various kicking tips, and even Doug's off-season training program.  Just about everything Doug learned to make it from soccer player to NFL kicker is in Click to Kick.   

Virtual Private Instruction - Another unique feature of this product is its connection to this website.  When you purchase your Click to Kick DVD you are entitled to two "DVD support" sessions.  This means you can email Doug twice with questions you have about anything on the DVD.  

This DVD is geared for kickers at all levels: beginner, intermediate, and advanced.  The beginners will build a solid foundation with Doug's basic techniques.  Doug also advises intermediate and advanced kickers to check out his basic techniques and make sure that they are included in your individual style.  The more advanced athletes will also get a lot out of the off-season training programs, weekly in-season routines to maximize their performance on game day, mental techniques to help them kick their best when it counts - in the game, as well as some of Doug's special situation tips.  Finally, each and everyone of you will benefit from the ability you will have to print out everything on the cd so you can bring it to the field with you and refer back to it.  

Testamonials

Also Available From Our Educational Kicking Books Page

BILL RENNER FOOTBALL PUNTING & KICKING BOOKS

Bill Renner's Off-Season H.S. Training Program's (Jan-July)
(Choose Program For Kicking Or Punting Below)

Why You Need A Training Program
- The Kicker's and Punter's Dilemma -

There are two positions in football that have not been the benefactors of the expert coaching and training that the other positions have been afforded.  Left to their own for development, the persons performing these positions have become misused and misunderstood which has led to their mishandling.  This is not a recent phenomenon.  It has been this way since the game was first started. 

Why is it this way?  Because the nature of the skill of the game is one of brute force while the nature of their skill within the game is not.  The game is coached, trained and played with the concept that it always comes down to brute force to be successful.  An imposing of the will upon the opponent leads to the victory of execution.  Yet, for this position imposing of the will is not of the essence because will cannot be imposed on an inanimate object.  It is a matter of skillful execution, a fine motor skill, executed with a precise mindset that enables victory over an inanimate object, not brute force.

Brute force is a tactic and can be successfully used when the opponent is human.  When used versus an inanimate object brute force becomes the opponent not the enabler.  It is reversed.   This is why these positions are misused, misunderstood and mishandled.  The very thing that requires the brute force athlete to be successful is the main opponent for the fine motor skill athlete to be successfully.   This is why the brute force athlete cannot understand the fine motor skill athlete and does not like the fact that at some point he relies on the fine motor skill athlete for his victory&.a game winning kick.

So what can assist the fine motor skill athlete in surviving and thriving in this conflicting environment?  He cannot make it his goal to change the brute force concept that surrounds him or his performance will suffer.  The answer is that he must perform his skill with consistency and effectiveness to dissuade any misinformed thoughts regarding his fine motor skill position existence amongst the brute force mind set.   Once his performance becomes inconsistent or ineffective he becomes susceptible to being dismissed for these reasons.  He will not be coached or trained to be better, he will be dismissed. 

Is this a fair method of handling such coaching and training issues, should he not be coached to be better instead of discarded like old shoe leather.  Yes, but the coaches and persons handling such matters have been trained to coach brute force tactics and not fine motor skill tactics.  It is not their fault.  It is the fine motor skill athlete who must understand the situation he is in and actually see that it is to his advantage, advantage?  How?

The lack of knowledge of how to coach and train the fine motor skill athlete in his environment frees the fine motor skill athlete to coach and train himself and liberates him from the brute force training.  But, if he does not do the proper training to reach or maintain a level of proficiency required by his head coach and team then he imprisons himself in this position of conflict and brute force decisions, getting cut, replaced or moved to second team, being used to fix fine motor skill problems.  While it does not work, it is what it is.

The fine motor skill athlete's challenge then is to learn to train himself to perform at a high level, or to find someone who understands, or has been there done that, or has the training expertise and learn from him, BILL RENNER FOOTBALL punting and kicking training has all of this experience. 

BILL RENNER has been as a player in this environment on both sides, the brute force side, running back/defensive end (HS and College), and the fine motor skill side, punter/kicker (HS, College, Professional), and understands, physically and mentally, how to handle it.  He has been a football coach for over 25 years so he understands the coach's position in this matter also.  He has the requisite expertise to enable you to become and maintain your best! 

This is what the BILL RENNER FOOTBALL training programs reflect.
235 Pages.

"Nothing is more important to a players development than a well-designed training program.  A properly designed training program can take an average player and make him good, a good player and make him great and a great player and make him elite."
                                                                                                                           Coach Bill Renner    

Wizard Kicking is sure all coaches, players and parents will benefit greatly from the very informative and detailed training programs outlined in Bill Renner's kicking and punting books.

High School Off-Season Training Programs

Bill Renner's H.S. & College In-Season Workout Books

Four Great Workout Books:
1) Placekicker's In-Season High School Workout Book-192 Pages
2) Punter's In-Season High School Workout Book-188 Pages
3) Placekicker's In-Season College Workout Book-177 Pages
4) Punter's In-Season College Workout Book-179 Pages

Why You Need A Training Program
- The Kicker's and Punter's Dilemma -

There are two positions in football that have not been the benefactors of the expert coaching and training that the other positions have been afforded.  Left to their own for development, the persons performing these positions have become misused and misunderstood which has led to their mishandling.  This is not a recent phenomenon.  It has been this way since the game was first started. 

Why is it this way?  Because the nature of the skill of the game is one of brute force while the nature of their skill within the game is not.  The game is coached, trained and played with the concept that it always comes down to brute force to be successful.  An imposing of the will upon the opponent leads to the victory of execution.  Yet, for this position imposing of the will is not of the essence because will cannot be imposed on an inanimate object.  It is a matter of skillful execution, a fine motor skill, executed with a precise mindset that enables victory over an inanimate object, not brute force.

Brute force is a tactic and can be successfully used when the opponent is human.  When used versus an inanimate object brute force becomes the opponent not the enabler.  It is reversed.   This is why these positions are misused, misunderstood and mishandled.  The very thing that requires the brute force athlete to be successful is the main opponent for the fine motor skill athlete to be successfully.   This is why the brute force athlete cannot understand the fine motor skill athlete and does not like the fact that at some point he relies on the fine motor skill athlete for his victory&.a game winning kick.

So what can assist the fine motor skill athlete in surviving and thriving in this conflicting environment?  He cannot make it his goal to change the brute force concept that surrounds him or his performance will suffer.  The answer is that he must perform his skill with consistency and effectiveness to dissuade any misinformed thoughts regarding his fine motor skill position existence amongst the brute force mind set.   Once his performance becomes inconsistent or ineffective he becomes susceptible to being dismissed for these reasons.  He will not be coached or trained to be better, he will be dismissed. 

Is this a fair method of handling such coaching and training issues, should he not be coached to be better instead of discarded like old shoe leather.  Yes, but the coaches and persons handling such matters have been trained to coach brute force tactics and not fine motor skill tactics.  It is not their fault.  It is the fine motor skill athlete who must understand the situation he is in and actually see that it is to his advantage, advantage?  How?

The lack of knowledge of how to coach and train the fine motor skill athlete in his environment frees the fine motor skill athlete to coach and train himself and liberates him from the brute force training.  But, if he does not do the proper training to reach or maintain a level of proficiency required by his head coach and team then he imprisons himself in this position of conflict and brute force decisions, getting cut, replaced or moved to second team, being used to fix fine motor skill problems.  While it does not work, it is what it is.

The fine motor skill athlete's challenge then is to learn to train himself to perform at a high level, or to find someone who understands, or has been there done that, or has the training expertise and learn from him, BILL RENNER FOOTBALL punting and kicking training has all of this experience. 

BILL RENNER has been as a player in this environment on both sides, the brute force side, running back/defensive end (HS and College), and the fine motor skill side, punter/kicker (HS, College, Professional), and understands, physically and mentally, how to handle it.  He has been a football coach for over 25 years so he understands the coach's position in this matter also.  He has the requisite expertise to enable you to become and maintain your best! 

This is what the BILL RENNER FOOTBALL training programs reflect.
Each Book Approx. 180 Pages

"Nothing is more important to a players development than a well-designed training program.  A properly designed training program can take an average player and make him good, a good player and make him great and a great player and make him elite."
                                                                                                                           Coach Bill Renner    

Wizard Kicking is sure all coaches, players and parents will benefit greatly from the very informative and detailed training programs outlined in Bill Renner's kicking and punting books.

Select Your In-Season Workout Book Below