Kickers · Punters · Long Snappers
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Quick-turnaround film fixes for specialists, coached by a long time NFL specialist. Send your film, get a recorded breakdown and three drills to fix what matters most — delivered in 3 business days.
An 8–12 minute recorded voice-over with annotated drawings on your own reps.
Drills aimed at your top issues, with reps and cues.
A PDF summary: strengths, 2–3 fixes and next steps.
For high school, college and pro specialists. A quick fix when you need clear coaching now — not a long-term academy.
Single, 3-pack or monthly. Can't afford it? Apply for a free monthly scholarship spot.
Two angles (side and behind), 3–10 reps, plus a short form. Parent/guardian consent required under 18.
Within 3 business days: an annotated video, 3 drills and a one-page plan.
Filming tips: 60fps if possible, phone horizontal, whole body in frame, ball flight visible. 10 minutes of footage max.
Rush add-on: +$30 for 48-hour delivery.
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Money should never stop a young specialist from getting better. Each month we set aside free film review spots for players who can't afford one. Apply with a short note and your clips; a parent or guardian must sign off for players under 18. Same review as a paid one, no upsell.
Apply (form coming soon)The Spec Fix is a quick-fix film review service run by a long time NFL specialist who has coached kickers, punters and long snappers at the high school, college and NFL levels. Send film, get a clear fix fast. The focus is simple: rhythm and routine.
Within 3 business days. Add rush for 48-hour delivery (+$30). Members get priority turnaround.
Yes. Your film is used only for your review, never posted publicly without written permission (and a parent's for minors), and deleted 30 days after your review is delivered.
We'll ask for new clips or refund you. If we haven't started your review, you get a full refund.
No. We help you improve technique; outcomes depend on many factors we don't control.
No. Training content is educational. Stop if anything hurts and see a qualified professional.