Start Your Pathway | Hawaii Kicking Academy

What can we help with?

Choose the option closest to what you need. Coach Ryan will confirm the right fit before anything is scheduled.

Best first step

First Evaluation

A 45–60 minute baseline for a new athlete: form, filmed reps, field-goal charting, kickoff or punt measurements, and a development plan.

Start here if you are new to HKA. 1-on-1

Private Training

Focused work on field goal, kickoff, punt, mechanics, confidence, or a specific problem your athlete wants to solve.

Individual coaching, built around the athlete. Train together

Small-Group Training

Skill development and competitive charting with a small group of specialists at a similar stage.

Good for teammates, friends, and repeat work. Long-term

Season Development

A recurring pathway with tracked sessions, film feedback, measurable goals, and a body of work for the next level.

For athletes committed to steady growth.

What happens after you register?

You will not be dropped into an app or asked to figure it out alone. Coach Ryan reviews the request, reaches out to the parent/contact, and confirms the right session and availability.

Send your athlete’s basicsPosition, experience, goals, and availability—only what helps Coach Ryan prepare.

Get a direct follow-upCoach Ryan confirms the best starting service and the practical next step.

Train with a baselineStart with clear film, numbers, and coaching cues instead of guesswork.

Register your athlete

Fields marked * are needed to follow up. This is a service request—not a public athlete account.

What happens during a first evaluation?

Expect a 45–60 minute session with warm-up, mechanics review, filmed reps, field-goal charting, and kickoff or punt baseline work as appropriate. You leave knowing what to work on next.

Do athletes need an account before training?

No. This registration is simply the start of the conversation. Athletes receive a Kicking Lab code once Coach Ryan sets them up in the training system.

Is this only for high-school kickers?

No. HKA works with developing youth specialists through varsity and recruiting-focused athletes. The training plan changes with the athlete; the form-first standard does not.