High School Kicker Kicks 60 Yard Field Goal and 55, 50, 45, 43

Jesse Sandoval, standout kicker from Valencia H.S. in Placentia, CA kicks 40-60 yard Field Goals in a private kicking lesson on 8-24-09 with Coach Brent from www.kickingworld.com Jesse is a talented young man with a good head on his shoulders and will be playing college football next year. Kicks in this video are 43, 45, 50, 55, 60 yard field goals.

He bombs the ball deep in the endzone (minus 8 to out of the end zone) on kickoffs and can consistently nail 50 yard field goals or better with the leg to make even 60 yarders!

*UPDATE:
Jesse Sandoval has a new kicking video (filmed on 10-9-11).
Field Goals: 40, 45, 50, 55, 60, 63, 68
Kickoffs: 79/4.07, 78/3.66, 75/4.16, 76/3.97, 77/3.82, 76/3.96, 76/3.94
View it here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Zn5yw5WHcs

Jesse Sandoval graduates from Fullerton College (JC) in the spring of 2012 and has 2 years of eligibility left and is hoping to transfer to a big D1 school! College Recruiting Coordinators, College Coaches & Scouts please get in touch.

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[TheSanchise6]

Ok, no. This is not 60 yards. This is from 30-40. Count the lines until'l the uprights.

[kickingworld]

@TheSanchise6 incorrect.

[kerryfan14]

do colleges still look at you if you use a 2in block? because i used to kick 40-45 yards with out one and this year, my first year playing football my coach made me use a 2 in tee because he said that they would get blocked because i didnt have enough height on them, and i would like to play in college but i dont know if colleges will look at me with a 2in tee?

[kickingworld]

@kerryfan14 Well we had half a dozen kickers we coached (who used a 2" FG or KO tee in their Junior and Senior year) just this past season who all received scholarships at D1 and D2 schools. I wouldn't worry about it too much. What you do want to do is kick with whatever gives you the 'optimal trajectory' meaning good penetrating ball flight and distance without being too high or too low. Good Luck!

[spikedude55]

how do you kick that far?

[kickingworld]

@spikedude55 it's Magic. haha nah jk. He works real hard and is gifted.

[shelty87]

@TheSanchise6 the 40 yard line is the kickoff line in high school, so the line with the x on it is the 40 yard line. since the uprights are at the back of the endzone that adds an extra 10 yards totalling a 50 yard kick from that spot. the following kicks fall in line with what you'd expect to see from the 45 and 50 yard line by the placement of the midfield logo. in other words......you're stupid.

[WRFD46firefighter]

This kid is prolly gonna go pro

[916dragonforce]

@TheSanchise6 you obviously dont know what you are talking about

[VioletFurs]

120 Division 1 coaches like this.

[The3numbnuts]

try that with a full team on the offense and defense and see how u do



[MrGrenadeLauncher]

60 Yard Magnum!

[RugbyGoalKick91]

Thanks - Great video! I play rugby in Australia - I'd love to see this guy kick a rugby ball - In rugby, 60 metres (66 yards) is the longest goal kick you will see and there would only be a handful of kickers (most play at altitude in South Africa) who would be able to make the distance. Interesting to see the different technique that you guys use in the US.