Emphasizing ‘A Natural Style of Kicking and Punting’®, Coach Zauner’s teaching philosophy facilitates an environment where kicking specialists develop the skills, technique, and confidence to achieve their maximum physical and mental potential. At an amateur and professional level, Coach Zauner, LLC programs and events provide a kicker, punter or snapper ‘A Specialist’s Path to PRO Football'®...Coach Zauner, LLC Mission Statement
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Thursday, September 27, 2018

Arizona Kicking Coach, Coach Zauner, The Power of Coaching


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Arizona & Wisconsin Kicking Camps and ONE on ONE Lessons 
Renowned Football Kicking Coach: Coach Zauner was a very successful NFL and College Kicking Consultant prior to coaching Special Teams for 13 Years in the NFL with Minnesota Vikings, Baltimore Ravens and Arizona Cardinals.
Coach Zauner has coached kicking specialist's for 40 plus years at the NFL, college and high school level. Throughout Coach Zauner's career he has now coached, consulted and trained over 120+ Professional Kicking Specialists Including 25 PRO Bowlers.
"I believe the reason I have been a successful coach is because I have a Masters Degree in Education." Throughout my High School, College and NFL career the best coaches are usually the best teachers!
That is why I believe, if your a young kicker, punter or snapper and want to improve your ranking and rating at showcase events, than improve your technique.  Come see Coach Zauner in Fountain Hills, Arizona
Coach Zauner's Programs Are 'A Specialist's Path To PRO Football'®

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Sunday, September 30, 2012

The Mental Side Of The Kicking Game


Kickers often deal with fragile psyches


BY ADAM H. BEASLEY

THE MIAMI HERALD


More than 60,000 spectators packed the Orange Bowl on a late October afternoon nearly three decades ago, but Fuad Reveiz suddenly stood all alone.
The Dolphins and the Buccaneers were tied at 38, and all that stood between the home team and revelry was Reveiz, a rookie, doing his job.
Make the 43-yard kick, and he's the hero. If not . . . .
"It's not a fun thing at all," Reveiz said of the pressure that comes with end-of-game kicks.
Today, private coaches make a healthy living helping pros manage clutch situations. But Don Strock, Reveiz's holder, had a simpler, saltier message on that long-ago afternoon.
"Kick the (bleeping) ball and let's get out of here," Strock said.
Reveiz did as he was told. The football soared through the uprights.

Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/2012/09/30/3027142/kickers-often-deal-with-fragile.html#storylink=cpy

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