Current free agent kicker, and Husted Kicking coach Brady Beeson is offering Minnesota kickers and punters and opportunity that they've never experienced before - one on one training, on top of kicking specific workouts with top notch trainer, James Pipkins. Kickers and punters will be able to work with both Beeson and Pipkins two-three days a week, preparing themselves for their upcoming college and high school seasons.

Beeson will be offering either one on one training, or group sessions, two - three days a week to kickers and punters looking to improve the mental and physical side of their game. On-field film analysis, and coaching that is second to none will be offered to anyone looking to take their game to the next level.

For those who haven't heard about Rob Long, the former Syracuse punter who found out he had a brain tumor while playing at Syracuse, I had the opportunity to ask him several questions about his fight against cancer.  Rob is an amazing individual who was looking at death square in the eyes and beat it.

Rob is currently pursuing an opportunity to kick in the NFL and I am fortunate to have connected with him for this blog.

This past Sunday, I traveled to Dallas with retired NFL punter Darren Bennett to conduct our second NCS Championship Kicking Camp.  This full day camp included an official NCS Evaluation utilizing our Kicking Index, professional kicking, punting and long snapping instruction and finished with a last man standing competition. 

Along with Darren Bennett and myself, two other top coaches at the camp were KICKNATION's Chris Shaw and Aaron King.

Recently, I traveled to Atlanta with retired NFL punter Craig Hentrich to conduct our first NCS Championship Kicking Camp.  This full day camp included an official NCS Evaluation utilizing our Kicking Index, professional kicking, punting and long snapping instruction and finished with a last man standing competition.

Along with Craig Hentrich and myself, two other top coaches at the camp were former Notre Dame punter Marc Nolan and former Georgia Tech long snapper Bret White.

This spring, the NCS will be launching its Championship Camps in a few select cities across the country.  The first Championship Camp will be in Atlanta, Georgia on April 27th.  

This NCS Championship Camp is a one-day event that provides:

An official evaluation using NCS' objective and proprietary Kicking IndeX (KIX) Player Rating System.

Just over two weeks ago, we held our annual Pro Camp in Boca Raton Florida.  Along with myself, the coaches at this camp are:

Mike Stock, 18 year NFL Special Teams Coordinator Craig Hentrich, 17 year NFL punter Mike Hollis, 9 year NFL kicker Mitch Palmer, 4 year NFL snapper Dave Brader, Jacksonville Jaguars training camp  This is a five day camp that includes three days of charting and instruction.

As the number of kickers nationwide increases every year, the competition continues to stiffen as well. There are more camps, more clinics, and a steady increase in skill level and expectations. However, there is still hidden talent throughout the country that often gets overlooked, especially from a special teams standpoint.

Brady Beeson, kicker for the Tri-Cities Fever, current NFL prospect and kicking coach for Husted Kicking will available to work with kickers in the Tri-Cities, WA area through July 2013. Beeson has been under the guidance of former NFL kicker Michael Husted for the past two years, and uses the same philosophy for his own coaching. 

With guidance of Michael Husted for the past year and a half, he has utilized the opportunity to work with a former NFL player and expert on the position.

By Husted Kicking's Brady Beeson:

Patrick Rafter is a kicker out of Totino Grace High School who kicked with me for the first time since he was in eighth grade. He is making the transition from soccer to place kicking, which is quite a change for anyone. We had a very successful day going through the basic motions of kicking a football, and getting him comfortable with his approach and follow through.

By Husted Kicking's Brady Beeson

Alex Knutson is another outstanding young talent I have had the luxury of working with out of Lakeville North High School. He will be competing for the starting spot this fall, and I expect great things for Alex in his future.

In our first lesson in Burnsville this past fall, Alex had a tendency to plant behind the ball, and finish a bit off balance after his kicks.
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