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Welcome to Kick Hero
Your personal film processor. Upload your kicks, get a mechanical scorecard, and track your improvement week by week.

Used by kickers from high school to the pros.
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9 Zones. Every Spot.
Your library covers 3 hash positions × 3 distance zones — so you can see exactly where you are strong and where to build.
Left
Center
Right
Short
Short
Short
Mid
Mid
Mid
Long
Long
Long
3 hashes × 3 zones = 9 field positions
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You're Ready
Upload your first kick — tag the hash, distance, and result. Then hit Analyze to get your scorecard.

Set a Golden Rep as your benchmark and watch your mechanics improve over time.
A film room for kickers

Grade every rep.

Upload a kick. Get a four-trait scorecard. Track every rep — every hash, every distance. Kick Hero is the film room a kicker has never had.

See the scorecard
NO CREDIT CARD / UPLOAD IN UNDER A MINUTE / FILM STAYS PRIVATE
What you get after every kick

Four traits every
kicking coach watches.

Every kick gets graded against the same four traits an NFL coach reviews on tape — in the order they happen: line, plant, plane, finish. No black box. The trait, what it measures, what good looks like — all spelled out.

01
Approach Path
Straight line · No lateral drift · Target vector
Center of mass on a straight vector from start to ball. No rounding, no drift. A round approach leaks power into rotation that should be going through the ball.
02
Plant Foot Placement
Ball-width spacing · Toe alignment · Consistency
Plant 0.8–1.2 ball-widths to the side, toe parallel to the target line. Both have to be right — too close stubs, too far reaches, off-line hooks the ball.
03
Leg Swing Plane
Single plane · No wrap · Through-ball path
Foot tracks the same vertical plane from backswing peak to follow-through peak. Wrapping causes hooks. Out-to-in causes pulls. Same plane through the ball, every time.
04
Follow-Through & Weight Transfer
Forward momentum · The skip · No falling off
Center of mass moves forward toward the target after contact — look for the natural skip. Falling backward or sideways means the weight didn't transfer through the ball.
Methodology
Built from frame-by-frame study of how the best in the league execute these four traits.
Reference set: Justin Tucker · Brandon Aubrey · Harrison Butker · Cameron Dicker · Evan McPherson
After every kick

You don't get a score.
You get a read.

After every kick, AI Coaching pulls out two things — your strength (what's locked in) and your focus area (the one thing to fix before next session). The same kind of read a kicking coach would give standing next to the film with you.

No 16-metric dashboards to interpret. No score with no context. The strength keeps you confident. The focus area keeps you working.

AI Coaching ★ Golden Rep for this folder
★ Strength — Approach Path Locked In
Your approach path has been locked in across your last several sessions — zero lateral waste. That straight line is the foundation everything else builds on.
🎯 Focus Area — Follow-Through & Weight Transfer
Commit to skipping directly toward the uprights after contact — that forward transfer is what maximizes your distance and direction.

Upload. Grade. Track.

STEP 01
Film the kick
Behind or in front of the kicker — phone on a stand, no setup. Both angles get graded against their own scorecard.
STEP 02
Tag the rep
Hash, distance, make or miss. Three taps. The clip auto-sorts into the right folder so your library is clean from rep one.
STEP 03
Read the scorecard
Four trait grades, the coach's read, and a side-by-side ghost overlay against your best rep at that distance. Then watch the trends compound.
Stop guessing

Start grading.

Fourteen days free. No card. Upload your first kick in under a minute and see what an honest film room actually looks like.

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Upload clips — they land in the right folder automatically
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Drop game film here or click to upload
MP4 · MOV · AVI · MKV — auto-sorted by distance
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Scoring four traits
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Golden Reps
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What is a Golden Rep?
Your best executed kick at a given distance — the biomechanical benchmark. Every attempt is scored by comparing its mechanics against this reference. Long-press any Make clip in the Library (or right-click on desktop) and choose Set as Golden Rep.
📽 How to Film
Getting the right clip makes all the difference for your AI scorecard. Follow these steps and the feedback will be dialed in.
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Keep it short — under 30 seconds
One approach. One kick. One follow-through. That's it. Shorter clips upload faster, analyze faster, and give the AI a clean read. Long clips get rejected — trim before uploading.
📱 iPhone tip: If clips fail AI analysis, your video quality may be too high. Go to Settings → Camera → Record Video and choose 1080p HD at 30 fps. Keeps files small without losing the detail needed for grading.
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One kick per clip
Don't upload a session reel. Film each kick individually so every rep gets its own scorecard. This also lets you track how you improve kick by kick over time.
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Choose your camera angle
Kick Hero scores two angles — pick the right one when you upload.
📷 Behind Camera
Stand directly behind the kicker, slightly elevated if possible. Captures approach path, plant foot placement, leg swing plane, and follow-through weight.
📷 Front Camera
Stand in front facing the kicker, on the same side as the plant foot. Captures leg extension, follow-through line, plant foot position, and hip squareness.
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Show the full body — don't cut off the feet
If the AI can't see the plant foot or the follow-through, it can't grade them. Back up far enough that the entire kicker fits in frame from head to toe through the full swing.
5
Light it well
Outdoor daylight is ideal. Avoid filming directly into the sun or in a dark gym — the AI needs to see the mechanics clearly. If the clip looks dark to you, it'll look dark to the AI.
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Hold the camera steady
Prop it on a tripod, a fence, or a bag. Handheld shaking makes mechanics hard to read. Even resting your phone on a flat surface beats holding it freehand.
Quick Checklist
✓ Under 30 seconds
✓ One kick only
✓ Full body in frame
✓ Camera behind or in front — not to the side
✓ Good light
✓ Camera stable