Long Snapping Lesson with James Ring

By: Long Snapping Coach Kyle Stelter

Today I met up with James Ring of The Blake High School in MN for our long snapping lesson. James has been improving on his long snapping since the first day we met. At first James had issues with flexibility which limited his ability to get into a proper long snapping stance. After weeks and weeks of flexibility training James came in today being the most flexible I have seen him yet!

We focused today's long snapping lesson on getting into a better stance, and leg lock. James is extremely close to getting perfect leg lock while long snapping however he is still getting a slight hop into his leg drive instead of locking and sliding.

All American Long Snapper Hayden Grover Visits Old Dominion University

By: Long Snapping Coach Kyle Stelter

5'11" 205 pound All American long snapper Hayden Grover from Spencer NY has recently visited Old Dominion University where he was very impressed.

Long Snapper James Winchester Earns Camp Tryout With Bills

By: Long Snapping Coach Kyle Stelter

James Winchester, 6'3" 200lbs was the long snapper for the Oklahoma Sooners in 2010 and 2011. He has worked his way into gaining a 3 day camp tryout with the Buffalo Bills as released exclusively to Special Teams University long snapping coach Kyle Stelter.

Miami Dolphins bring in long snapper Pat Scales to compete with veteran John Denney

By: Long Snapping Coach Kyle Stelter

Miami Dolphins bring in long snapper to compete with veteran John Denney.

Pat Scales, a long snapper that I was able to meet and compete against last year at the Husted/Aguiar pro camp in 2012 has been signed by the Dolphins recently to compete with Veteran John Denney. Read the article here.

Long Snapping Lesson with Jordan Winegar

By: Long Snapping Coach Kyle Stelter

Today I met up with Jordan Winegar and his father Nate for a long snapping lesson. Jordan has been coming to long snapping lessons for a couple months now and is steadily improving. As a long snapping coach, I know that everyone learns at a different level and that if I teach something to a student one way, it might not work as well with another student. With that said, I am constantly finding new ways to explain my long snapping drills and modify them with different students in mind.