Ray Guy Kicking Camps Leadership - Coach Rick Sang

Coach Rick Sang, Director of Ray Guy Prokicker.com Kicking Camps is a veteran with over 40 years experience establishing kicking instructional programs at colleges and universities across the country. He initiated and directed the first ever college football kicking camps at Eastern Kentucky, Arizona State, Ohio State, Notre Dame, Middle Tennessee State and Maryville College. He co-authored the book FOOTBALL KICKING AND PUNTING with NFL Legend Ray Guy, who was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame and was named to the NFL 75th Anniversary All-Time Team and the 100 All-Time Team roster! He and Ray were also featured in an NFL Films episode highlighting their National Kicking Camps.

Expect Outstanding Instruction

Committed to providing athletes the best learning opportunities available, Ray Guy and Rick Sang bring you the most comprehensive kicking program of its kind. They combine proven techniques with innovative learning concepts to help you get immediate results. Their unique "step-by-step" teaching method enables you to learn quickly and remember the sound training and biomechanical principles that will most effectively guide you throughout your career. And that's not all! Through their "positive" teaching approach you will improve your mental discipline as well as your physical skills. Learn visualization and goal-setting methods designed to build confidence and self-esteem not only in athletics but also in every day life.

"Being prepared is the key to winning that starting position, earning a college scholarship or ultimately playing professionally. That is why our main objective with every Ray Guy Prokicker.com Kicking Camp event is to provide every participant focused "individualized" instruction allowing each athlete to develop their own "natural" style. Even though there are basic, easy to understand guidelines to follow when developing kicking, punting and snapping skills, not all athletes kick, punt or snap the same way. We help every athlete understand not only where "their skill" needs improvement but also what they are doing naturally that is already correct. This way, athletes    learn at a much faster pace allowing them to accomplish our program goal of "learning how to coach themselves."

                                                                 - Rick Sang, Ray Guy Prokicker.com Camps Director