Q. Do I need to bring anything?
A. KICKNATION recommends you bring 3 or 4 clearly marked footballs, a holder, block and plenty of fluids plus snack if needed. Along with sunscreen for those blistering hot days in the summer.
Q. How can I pay for camp or lesson?
A. KICKNATION recommends you either pay online or send a check at least one week in advance. In certain circumstances please contact Coach Chris if any questions on this matter.
Q. When should we arrive to a lesson or a camp?
A. Please arrive for a lesson 15 minutes prior to for warming up and stretching on your own. Lesson will begin at scheduled time if athletes is not ready it will cut into his training time. As far as a camp, all players will warm up together we ask that everyone arrive no more than 20 minutes before camp.
Q. What if we do not have footballs, blocks or holder?
A. KICKNATION has footballs and blocks for sale. You can visit www.kickitlive.net for football holders. KICKITLIVE can ship you a holder overnight if needed.
Q. If we want to stay and watch our kids can we do so?
A. KICKNATION encourages all parents to stay for the camps and lessons however we do ask that you stay either in the bleachers or far enough away that your athlete can focus on the task at hand and not worry about if mom or dad are in the way.
Q. Can we buy KICKNATION or SNAPNATION shirts?
A. You can visit the Team Store online at www.kicknation.com and purchase shirts or you can come up to any coach before or after a camp to purchase one.
Q. Do we need to bring lunch for camps?
A. All university camps cover the expense of lunches in their cost for the camp. All KICKNATION camps also cover the cost of their camps.
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