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Founder, Coach Atlanta, Birmingham, Pensacola
Mike McCabe is the owner and founder of One On One Kicking. He operates out of the Pensacola (FL), Birmingham (AL), and Atlanta (GA) divisions. He is a top high school, college, and NFL Evaluator.
Since 2001, Coach McCabe has trained hundreds of punters, kickers, and specialists under his One On One Kicking brand. He has helped his students and clients earn scholarships to prestigious universities throughout the country on every level. He is also one of the top college and NFL evaluators for specialists. In 2012, both the Ray Guy and Lou Groza Award Winners for Top Punter and Kicker in the country, Ryan Allen and Cairo Santos, were trained by One On One Kicking – the first time EVER that a training facility trained both in the same year Coach Mike McCabe has trained, instructed, taught, and assisted dozens of professional kickers and punters in the NFL and CFL, hundreds of All-Americans and National Champions in the NCAA, and thousands of All-Americans and All-States in high school.
One of the best testaments is Johnny Hekker perfecting his craft from being a walk-on at Oregon State University to setting multiple NFL records and being a perennial Pro Bowler with the Los Angeles Rams. McCabe has been featured on many media outlets including ESPN, CBS, NBC, FOX Sports, Players Tribune, Rivals, Scout, and other regional carriers.
He has also been a featured speaker at the annual AFCA conference discussing his craft. Prior to an NCAA rule change in 2017, he was one of the first specialist instructors for college camps at various universities including Alabama, Ohio State, Miami (FL), Tennessee, Virginia, Michigan, Michigan State, Minnesota, Kentucky, and Louisville, among others. McCabe is a former All-American punter at Illinois State University under Urban Meyer. After a short career with the Chicago Bears and the World League of American Football, McCabe coached at the collegiate and high school levels including Miami (OH), Miami (FL), Prattville High School (AL), and Florence High School (AL).
National Director of Punting
Coach Atlanta
Creator & Coach of 4 Weeks to better punting
An ACC All-American, Academic All-American, and Ray Guy Semi-Finalist punter for Clemson University (2008-2011) and briefly for the Atlanta Falcons (2012), Coach Dawson Zimmerman has trained punters and kickers with One On One Kicking since 2012.
He has personally trained and coached a number of former and current NFL punters, including AJ Cole (Raiders), Tyler Newsome (Chargers), Ian Berryman (Jets), and Blake Gillikin (Penn State), while also training and coaching alongside NFL veterans Johnny Hekker (Rams) and Ryan Allen (Patriots, Falcons).
COACH BIRMINGHAM, AL
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PROFESSIONAL COACHING
Kicked for the Indianapolis Colts from 2020-22. Colts franchise record holder for most points scored by a rookie (139) and most field goals made by a rookie (32). Kicked a game-winning field goal in 0vertime vs. the Packers on Nov. 22, 2020. Kicked for the Arizona Cardinals in two games in 2022, making a 50-yard FG against the Saints on Oct. 20, 2022.
Kicked at the University of Georgia from 2016-19.
All time school leader in points (440), Field Goal Percentage (82.5%), consecutive PATs (200), PAT percentage (100%), and touchbacks (234). As a senior in 2019 he won the Lou Groza Award, was named 1st Team All-American, 1st Team All-SEC, SEC Special Teams Player of the Week 6 times, and SEC Scholar Athlete of the Year. As a Freshman in 2016 was named a Freshman All-American and Freshman All-SEC.
Kicked at Sprayberry High School from 2012-15. Was a 2015 U.S. Army All-American as a senior. Finished as a Top-10 ranked kicker in the country by recruiting sites such as 247Sports, ProKicker.com, KornblueKicking, ChrisSailerKicking, and others. Holds several school career kicking and punting records. Has trained with Coach McCabe and OneOnOne since 7th grade at both Atlanta and Birmingham locations.
Snapping Coach Atlanta, birmingham, Pensacola
Alabama High School All-State Center 1992
Walk On- Awarded a full scholarship by Hall of Fame Coach Gene Stallings
Long Snapper for the University of Alabama
1994, 1995, 1996
Spent time with the following NFL teams:
Punting Coach, Birmingham
Director of punting, birmingham
Kyle started as a quarterback at Miami of Ohio. After switching to punter his redshirt freshman year, he started all four years, earning First Team All Conference honors his senior year. After graduating he trained with Coach McCabe in preparation for a pro day and workouts with the Carolina Panthers, NY Jets, and Tennessee Titans. He signed with the USFL Michigan Panthers in the first year in the league in 2022 and played two seasons with them earning multiple special teams player of the week nominees and awards. Coach Kramer has been coaching kicking and punting with One On One Kicking Camps since 2021.
Coach Texas National Dir of Kicking
From a former player to current National Director of Kicking, Coach Egan has been with Coach McCabe and One On One Kicking since 2005. Coach Egan was a three-year starter at Prattville High School where he assisted them to three 6A State Titles. In 2008, his senior season at Prattville, he was named MVP of the State Championship game and a Parade All-American. He attended Mississippi State University from 2010-2012 where he was a two-year kickoff specialist.
Since finishing his career, Coach Egan has trained hundreds of kickers, and specialists under the One On One Kicking brand. Since opening up our Texas locations in 2016 Coach Egan has helped his students and clients earn scholarships to prestigious universities nationwide on every level. Coach Egan has trained and assisted multiple professional kickers in the NFL, CFL, USFL, and many All-Americans and National Champions in the NCAA, along with many top-ranked high school athletes. He has helped lead and instruct many college camps at various universities including Alabama, Ohio State, Miami (FL), Florida, Texas A&M, Ole Miss, Marshall, Kentucky, Louisville, Houston, UAB, LaTech, and Texas State, among others.
Coach Austin Texas
Coach Chandler attended Albemarle High School in Charlottesville Virginia from 2011-2015 where he ran track and played football. In his junior year, he started kicking and earned the job as the starting placekicker.
After his junior year, he began training with Jimmy Howell at the One On One Kicking Virginia location. In his senior year, he added punting to his skill set and earned the starting punter position in addition to already being the placekicker.
Coach Chandler then went on to attend Glenville State College in WV where he earned the starting placekicker position his freshman year. In his sophomore year, he also took over the starting punting job.
After his sophomore year, he transferred to the University of North Alabama and was a part of the inaugural D1 AA season his senior year. He earned the starting placekicker position in both his junior and senior years. In his senior year, he tied a school record with 5 field goals in a single game with the last being a game-winner.
After his senior season, he began coaching under Coach Mike McCabe in Birmingham. Coach Chandler graduated from North Alabama in 2019 with a degree in Criminal Justice and a minor in crime scene investigation.
He then moved to Austin Texas where he has served as an Austin police officer since January 2020.
2015-2017 *Kicker / Punter at Glenville State College
2017-2019 *Kicker at the University of North Alabama
2019 *Bachelor’s Degree from the University of North Alabama
2018 – present *Coach for One on One Kicking
Coach, Dallas
College: Washington State / SMU
Career: NFL FA / Medical Device Sales
Blake is a proud graduate of Plano Senior High School, Washington State University, and SMU where he excelled both on and off the field. In between pursuing the NFL, Blake has translated his work ethic and passion into Medical Device Sales as well as mentoring and coaching the next generation of kickers and Punters.
We look forward to having Blake on board in helping mentor and develop our athletes.
Accolades:
Coach Austin Texas
The new punting director in Austin, Oscar Draguicevich III (@o_d_3) Oscar is a proud graduate of Hutto High School & Washington State University where he excelled both on and off the field. Oscar has now transitioned his focus from performing on the field, to following his lifelong passion in real estate as well as helping younger athletes follow the same path he once pursued. We look forward to having Oscar on board in helping mentor and develop our athletes.
College: Washington State
Career: Real-Estate @ (Socius Austin)
Accolades
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Coach Nashville TN
2018 McNeese Football Hall of Fame 75-year football team 2018 Preseason All-SLC 1st Team 2018 Phil Steele Preseason All-America 3rd Team 2018 Jim Downing Memorial Senior Scholarship Award 2017 Special Teams MVP 2017 AP All-America 2nd Team 2017 AFCA All-America 2nd Team 2017 Phil Steele All-America 4th Team 2017 All-SLC 1st Team 2017 All-Louisiana 2nd Team 2016-18 All-Southland Conference All-Academic 2018: Led McNeese in Scoring and ranked #1 in the southland with most field goals. He went 16-21 with a long of 45 yards with THREE blocked. 2017: One of the top kickers in the nation after hitting 12 of 13 of his field goals and 27 of 28 extra point attempts… ranked No. 2 in the FCS in FG percentage at 92.3… his only missed field goal was one that was blocked against Northwestern State in the 10th game of the season… hit a 52-yard FG at Lamar in the season finale, tying as the third-longest in school history… led the team in scoring for the second straight year with 63 points. 2016: Led McNeese in scoring with 54 points… ranked ninth in the SLC in points by kicking… connected on 7 of 8 field goals and 33 of 37 extra points… missed his first FG attempt in the season opener then followed with seven consecutive makes… had a long of 47 yards against Abilene Christian… averaged 61.1 yards per kickoff and had 12 touchbacks on 59 kicks.
At Alabama: Did not see any action in 2015… in 2014 was the Crimson Tide’s backup place-kicker … played in two games, getting the start against Western Carolina … went 2-for-3 on field goal attempts and 9-for-10 on extra points … scored 15 points … long field goal was 28 yards.
Western Carolina: Saw his first action in an Alabama uniform … started as a place-kicker and hit 2-of-3 field goals and all six extra points.
Auburn: Connected on two of three extra points with one attempt blocked.
Coach Nashville
Acquired By Bucs
Selected in the fourth round (133rd overall) of the 2022 NFL Draft by the Buccaneers.
Awards & Accolades
NFC Special Teams Player of the Week (Week 9, 2022).
Career Highlights:
Established a new franchise record in gross yards per punt average in 2022, averaging 48.8 yards per kick and breaking the previous mark of 45.9 set by Bryan Anger in 2016 (min. 2.5 punts per team game).
Tied the franchise record with a 74-yard punt on Nov. 6, 2022 vs. L.A. Rams.
Tied the NFL record for the highest yards per punt average in a game by a punter with six-or-more punts when he averaged 59.5 yards per kick across six punts on Nov. 6, 2022 vs. L.A. Rams
Established a franchise record in 2022 for most punts of 60+ yards in a season with 15, surpassing the previous record of six set by Josh Bidwell in 2008.
2022 Highlights:
Ended the season with 79 punts for 3,859 yards (48.8 avg.), including 22 punts placed inside the 20 and a long punt of 74 yards.
In his NFL debut in Week 1 at Dallas (9/11), punted three times for a total of 152 yards (50.7 average).
Hit his first career punt 63 yards into the end zone for a touchback. Pinned two punts inside the 20-yard line in Week 1.
Punted a then-career-high six times for 229 yards (38.2 average) in Week 2 at New Orleans. Pinned three punts inside the 20-yard line.
Through two weeks, his five punts placed inside the 20-yard line were tied for third-most in the NFL.
Punted six times for a then-career-high 297 yards (49.5 avg.) in Week 3 vs. Green Bay. Recorded a then-career-high net average of 46.0 yards per punt.
Punted three times for 125 yards (41.7 avg.) in Week 4 vs. Kansas City. Pinned one punt inside the 20-yard line.
Punted four times for 197 yards (49.3 avg.) in Week 5 vs. Atlanta. Recorded a then-career-long 65-yard punt. Also added his first career tackle.
Punted five times for 230 yards (46.0 avg.). Pinned one punt inside the 20-yard line.
Punted six times for 279 yards (46.5 avg.) in Week 7 at Carolina. Pinned two punts inside the 10-yard line and had two touchbacks.
Punted five times for 267 yards (53.4 avg.) in Week 8 vs. Baltimore. His 53.4 yard average marked a then-season high. Also recorded a 66-yard punt, a new season high.
Through eight weeks, had recorded six punts of 60+ gross yards, equaling Tampa Bay’s total from the previous three seasons (2019-21) combined.
Through eight weeks Camarda’s six punts of 60+ yards were tied for Tampa Bay’s single-season record, matching Josh Bidwell in 2008.
In Week 9 vs. L.A. Rams, Camarda punted six times for 357 yards (59.5 average). He launched a 74-yard punt in the third quarter, which is tied with Sean Landeta (12/14/97 at N.Y. Jets) for the longest punt in franchise history. Camarda pinned four punts inside the 20-yard line and recorded a net average of 54.2 yards per punt.
Among punters with six-or-more punts in a game, Camarda’s 59.5 yards per punt average is tied for first in NFL history and his 54.2 net yard average is the third-highest in NFL history.
Through nine weeks, Camarda established a new franchise record with most punts of 60-or-more yards (nine).
Punted twice for 122 yards (61.0 avg.) in Week 10 vs. Seattle.
Between Weeks 9-10, recorded 59.9 gross yards per punt, the third-highest average in NFL history among players with multiple punts over a two-game span, and the highest among players with more than five punts over a two-game span.
Between Weeks 9-10, recorded 55.9 net yards per punt, the second-highest average in NFL history among players with multiple punts over a two-game span, and the highest among players with more than three punts over a two-game span.
Through 10 Weeks, ranked eighth in the NFL in yards per punt (49.0) and sixth in net yards per punt (43.8).
Punted nine times for 425 yards (47.2 avg.) in Week 12 at Cleveland. Pinned one punt inside the 20-yard line.
Punted five times for 247 yards (49.4 average) in the Week 13 win over New Orleans. Recorded a long punt of 66 yards and pinned one punt inside the 20-yard line.
Punted three times for 157 yards (52.3 avg.) in Week 14 at San Francisco. Recorded a long punt of 61 yards.
Through 14 weeks, Camarda’s 14 punts of 60+ yards were tied for the most in the NFL.
Punted one time for 51 yards in Week 15 vs. Cincinnati.
Punted five times for 244 yards (48.8 avg.) in Week 16 at Arizona. Recorded a long punt of 57 yards.
Punted five times for 227 yards (45.4 avg.) in Week 17 vs. Carolina. Pinned two punts inside the 20-yard line.
In Week 17, handled a muffed snap in Buccaneers territory with 40 seconds remaining in a one-score game and evaded tacklers before punting the ball near the original line of scrimmage.
Punted five times for 253 yards (50.6 avg.) in Week 18 at Atlanta. Pinned two punts inside the 20-yard line and recorded a long punt of 66 yards.
College:
Appeared in 53 games over four seasons at Georgia (2018-21), winning the College Football Playoff National Championship in his final season with the Bulldogs.
Finished his collegiate career averaging 45.8 yards per attempt on 187 total punts, the highest mark in Georgia program history. He also pinned 70 punts inside the 20-yard line over the course of his collegiate career, including 17 during his senior year.
Named SEC Special Teams Player of the Year in his senior season in 2021, in addition to earning first-team All-SEC recognition from the coaches and second-team All-SEC honors from the Associated Press.
Averaged 44.6 yards per punt on five punts in the 2021 College Football Playoff National Championship Game vs. Alabama, twice pinning the Crimson Tide inside the 10-yard line, including one at the 2-yard line.
Handled kickoff duties for the Bulldogs in his final two seasons at Georgia (2020-21). The Bulldogs ranked third in the nation, and first in the SEC, in kickoff return defense (13.0 avg.).
Earned third-team Associated Press All-America honors in 2020, in addition to first-team All-America recognition from Pro Football Focus and second-team honors from the American Football Coaches Association, Walter Camp and the Football Writers Association of America.
Finished the 2020 season fourth in the nation in punting average (46.6).
Ranked sixth in the nation in punting average in 2019 (46.8).
As a place holder in 2019, Camarda had a key 6-yard rush on a successful fake field goal in a Sugar Bowl win over Baylor, setting up a Bulldogs touchdown.
Punted 43 times for a 42.6 yards per punt average as a freshman in 2018.
Majored in sport management.
Personal:
Attended Norcross High School (Norcross, Georgia).
Selected to play in the 2018 Under Armour All-American Game.
Ranked as the No. 2 punter in the nation out of high school.
Coach Nashville
Coach Charlottesville
Jimmy Howell is a South Carolina native, who grew up playing basketball, soccer, and football. He quickly grew a passion for football and began focusing more on growing his knowledge and skills related to becoming a kicker, punter, and quarterback. During his high school years he started receiving accolades to include All State, All Region, and numerous others. He received multiple full scholarship offers to various collegiate programs, and he chose to attend the University of Virginia. He was their starting punter for four consecutive years and majored in Psychology and then went on to achieve a Masters in Nursing.
Coaching, Exercise Planning, Mentoring, Leadership
College Awards: Academic Honor Roll George Welsh Award for the Special Teams Player of the Year at UVA All ACC Freshmen Team Special Teams Player of the Game 5+ times Ray Guy Award Nominee Chairman of Fellowship of Christian Athletes
CAREER HISTORY 2008- present One on One Kicking Charlottesville Division Director and Coach 2015- present Registered Nurse
Coach Savannah
Coach Means trained in the Summer of 2007 featuring Rams Punter Johnny Hekker, Clemson Punter Dawson Zimmerman, Louisville Kicker Chris Philpott, and Virginia Punter Jimmy Howell. Coach Means guest coaches at summer training periodically through the summer.
Patrick Means started coaching specialists camps at Auburn University while attending Ole Miss, where he was a Kicker on the football team from 2002 to 2004. He started at One On One Kicking in the Fall of 2006 while coaching his brother, Jordan Means. Later that year, he coached the East Team for the Offense-Defense Bowl with Mike McCabe and has been working closely with Coach McCabe ever since. He has run training locations in Birmingham, Atlanta, Honolulu, and currently outside Savannah, GA in Richmond Hill. During this time Coach Means also served as a lead coach for camps such as Alabama and Florida. Coach Means also trained and housed summer training in the Summer of 2007 featuring Rams Punter Johnny Hekker, Clemson Punter Dawson Zimmerman, Louisville Kicker Chris Philpott and Virginia Punter Jimmy Howell. Coach Means guest coaches at summer training periodically through the summer. He currently coaches at Richmond Hill High School, which competes at the 6A level, as the Special Teams Coordinator, Co-Offensive Coordinator, WR Coach and Recruiting Coordinator. All these positions are under Head Coach Matt LeZotte. He is married to Britany Means and the father of two boys, Aiden & Emerson.
Director of Kicking for Georgia Owner/Operator One On One Kicking- Coastal Elite Division
January 2010-Present Coastal Elite Division – Savannah, GA -Opened Coastal Elite Division -Develop and Organize training for Coastal Elite Division for One On One Kicking outside Savannah in Richmond Hill, GA
July 2013 – Present Richmond Hill High School
October 2009-August 2014 Atlanta Divison – Atlanta, GA -Develop and Organize training for Atlanta Division for One On One Kicking in Atlanta, GA
January 2009 – October 2009 Honolulu Division – Honolulu, HI -Opened Honolulu Division -Develop and Organize training for Specialists
January 2007- January 2009 Birmingham Division – Birmingham, AL Pratville Division – Prattville, AL Atlanta Division – Atlanta, GA
June 2002, 2003, 2004 Auburn University -Coached Auburn University Specialist Camp
Kicking coach, pensacola
Memphis, Tennessee
Spencer Smith was a 4-year starter at the University of Memphis, 3-time All-American Athletic Conference punter, #2 All-Time punter (punt average) for U of M.
Coach Sarasota, Florida
As a Redshirt Senior in 2019
Second team Academic All-America®, as selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) … first team All-Ohio Valley Conference by coaches and communications directors, and Phil Steele … FCS Athletics Directors Association (FCS ADA) Academic All-Star Team … chosen to the 2019 Academic All-District® Team, as selected by CoSIDA … two-time OVC Specialist of the Week … STATS FCS National Special Teams Player of the Week (Nov. 25) after scoring a program record 17 kicking points at Jacksonville State (Nov. 23) … also tied Eastern’s mark of five field goals in a game at JSU … his five field goals came from distances of 24, 25, 28, 34 and 50 yards (Alex Shelton, snapper and Phillip Richards, holder) … finished the 2019 season 18-for-22 on field goal attempts with three of his misses coming from 40 yards or more away … went 17-for-18 on attempts from inside the 40 yard line … made all 37 of his extra-point attempts … kicked off 55 times for an average of 49.8 yards per kickoff and five touchbacks … led the OVC in scoring with 7.6 points per game … was second in the conference in field goal percentage (81.8 percent) and field goals per game (1.50 per game) … ranked ninth in the nation in field goals per game and 12th in field goal percentage … in a driving rain, and on a completely saturated field, hit four field goals and three extra-points to account for 15 of EKU’s 33 points in a win at Eastern Illinois (Oct. 26) … was 3-for-3 on field goals against Tennessee Tech (Nov. 16).
As a Redshirt Junior in 2018
FCS Athletics Directors Association (FCS ADA) Academic All-Star Team … appeared in all 11 games … made 15-of-21 field goal attempts … connected on all 33 point-after attempts … hit a season-long 43-yard field goal in the season-finale at Tennessee Tech (Nov. 17) … kicked off 60 times with 11 touchbacks and an average of 57.4 yards per kickoff … punted five times and placed four inside the 20-yard line … led the Ohio Valley Conference and finished 12th in the nation with 1.36 field goals per game … was fifth in the OVC with a 71.4 field goal percentage … two-time OVC Specialist of the Week … made three field goals in a game twice, against Southeast Missouri (Sept. 22) and at Tennessee Tech (Nov. 17) … earned the Ohio Valley Conference Medal of Honor, which is given annually to the student-athletes that achieve the highest grade point average in a conference-sponsored sport … earned a spot on the Ohio Valley Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll.
Coach, South Carolina
Chris has been with One On One Kicking since 2008 when he began training then moved into coaching after college.
He was previously a full-time coach with One On One Kicking from 2012-2017. Chris lives in South Carolina and coaches high school football.
Prattville High School (2009-2011) 6A All-State Kicker/Punter.
Georgia Military College 2011
Coaching
Coach, Miami
Yahia Aly is a current NFL free-agent kicker. Previously, he was the starting kicker at Florida A&M University from 2017-2020. His collegiate career was a successful one.
Yahia Aly still holds the record at FAMU for the longest Field Goal at 53 yards, and the most Field Goals in a game at 6. Yahia Aly currently holds the record for most points scored at FAMU.
With his knowledge and skills as a kicker, he is confident in his ability to coach any kicker or punter that might need assistance with their technique and fundamentals.
Coach Aly believes being mentally strong as a kicker is more important than just being physically talented.
He coaches in various ways and uses techniques on how to prepare your mind to become a great kicker.
Yahia is looking forward to working with you and becoming your first step towards a successful kicking career.
London, United Kingdom
Bradley grew up in London England ( United Kingdom).
In Highschool Bradley did various sports such as football, baseball, and Taekwondo. Bradley has played at all levels of British American Football, including juniors, seniors, and university football, winning back-to-back Britball championships and a Uni-Ball championship as the kicker & punter on his respective teams.
In addition, he has also played on the European American Football circuit, gaining a wealth of experience and knowledge from being exposed to different and various, versions of the game. This would eventually lead Bradley to the United States of America where he played at the collegiate level at Humboldt State University.
After the removal of the Humboldt State football program, Bradley enrolled at Citrus Comunity College where he spent the fall season of 2017 but was unable to play due to complications with his student visa.
He joined the One on One family in 2017 during the summer as a college athlete and was eventually, under the guidance and training of head coach Mike McCabe, he was able to transfer and attend Chaffey College, going undefeated for the 2018 season and winning the Inland conference. He then later had the opportunity through One On One Kicking to attend The University of Arizona where he spent the entire spring with the team till the summer. However, there was a coaching change and so Bradley decided to fall back to Chaffey College through the advice of Mike McCabe.
Chaffey became the champions again with another winning season at the Inland Empire Conference Championship. He later received a scholarship to the University Of Northern Colorado.
While at college he majored in chiropractic health & physical therapy.
Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Bradley was regrettably unable to remain in the USA. He returned to the United Kingdom where he currently resides and is based in London where he trains and coaches across the United Kingdom, Europe, and the United States.
Bradley predominantly coaches in the United Kingdom but frequently returns to the USA to coach in Southern California and Utah.
Career History:
Long Snapping/Kicking Coach
London, United Kingdom
David Johnson is from Cambridge England has done various sports and physical activities such as rugby, and football (soccer). Although watching and enjoying the NFL for over a decade, his playing football career started when he joined his university team. During that time, he had experienced the highs and lows of the sport with his first season going undefeated, having his following season canceled due to covid, and then relegation in his final season.
Following his all-time favorite player Pat McAfee (a former one on one kicking student) he decided to get into the world of kicking. Joining the One On One Family, led to training from multiple sources including Coach Wihan van der Riet (Rocketfoot south africa division) and Coach Bradley Charalambous (One On One United Kingdom).
With a keen eye for the science behind the sport, he started learning as much as he could by watching film and breaking it down (putting the student in student-athlete). Eventually, this led him to have a greater understanding of the mechanics of specialists in a way that could be transferred to others in a positive way.
In the summer of 2022, David was ushered into a new position/role via lower leg injuries, where he began the process of becoming and learning more about long snappers and snapping. From then on he has used his knowledge of film breakdown to decode and dissect others and his own film to improve his abilities and coaching. To add to this, he has been coached and helped by various coaches including NFL-level players and specialist coaches.
David believes there is a massive untapped market for British and European talent looking to get into American colleges to spend their whole college careers out there or just while they do further learning. For a lot of people, they already have the physical and mental attributes, it’s just about honing their skills.
David was approached by his former Coach Bradley Charalambous to join one on one kicking UK as a coach and head of media. David accepted and with his fellow coaches hopes to change British kicking/Punting and long snapping.
Career History:
Coach Birmingham
Aaron Mize from Chickamauga GA played college ball at Shorter University from 2011-2014, where he started all 4 years as the punter. Aaron also was nominated and named an All-American 1st Team Punter for the Mid-South Conference (NAIA) his freshman year with and distance punt average of 41.3.
He started training with One On One Kicking and Mike McCabe back in 2016 to further his knowledge of punt training and for the pros.
Recruiting
College Playing Experience:
Punted at Arkansas State 2013-2016
Coaching History:
Performance Coaching
Kicking coach, Grand Rapids, Michigan
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