Mechanics of Kicking with Peter Breen

Can you share kicking videos in spanish please?

Ivan Macat Argentina

Wow… awesome, very simple explanations… great mechanics. Hopefully I can find some drop kicking videos as well…

Ashley North Australia

Love this video, getting into the mechanics of kicking. Used with our half backs & within 1 session had gained 10m additional range.

Tim Stephenson Wales

Thank you. Will be putting this to use this Tuesday. G has more balance than I ever had.

Ed Nichols USA

Very good

Brett Murray Australia

Peter, this is brilliant. Thanks.

MATT Australia

Love it! Great focus on Balance and the Slo-mo at the end was quite helpful.

lancelot l connolly USA

Awesome video and power development love your work Peter

Roger Dean Hodgson New Zealand

Outstanding Peter. Love it

Ben Herring Australia

Good introduction to emphasise the need to follow a disciplined procedure to get both power and accuracy through the ball. Most interesting and I will apply these key points.!

Edwin Silkstone England

Having been a 9/10 kicker in my youth – most relied on natural talent & figuring out your own “technique”. This video breaks down the kick with such simple clear and efficient lessons – it is something I wish I had! I really enjoyed the body position progressions (plant, firm kicking foot, draw back with leg then arm, follow through hop, and nose over toes) to promote an efficient and powerful kick. It also offers some KPI’s that I can use to offer feedback as players execute this. Thank you very much, a very insightful video.

Jason Beggs Canada

Like many coaches I was never a kicker during my playing days and never met a kicker who was coached in the detail. Until recently it seems that kicking skills were left to the kickers natural ability. Things have started to change but again but some kicking videos missed out on the pre kicking techniques. Peter goes to the basic pre kicking drills so sorely lacking and needed to develop a players kicking skills. Not only does he develop the player but the skills and more importantly, the confidence in the coach to present and deliver these skills. One suggestion I would make for coaches and players is to make and use "KEY POINTS skill cards to carry with them in order to refer to and refresh their memories. A long awaited and very good series.

John Walker England