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Recommendations for Mike Hollis & ProForm Kicking Academy: “I have known Mike since our days kicking in the NFL. He was and continues to be very professional, on and off the field. Mike has effectively taken his knowledge and expertise in kicking to the ‘classroom.’ His instruction is key for helping athletes take their game to the ‘next level.’ It is great to work with Mike as an associate of the National Combine Series and he brings added wealth the the kicking world.” Michael Husted , President, The National Combine Series, Inc. was with another company when working with Mike at Mike Hollis' ProForm Kicking Academy “I have personally known Mike for over 10 years. Mike represented our company as a player for the Jacksonville Jaguars as our media spokesperson in TV and Radio. Mike has excellent interpersonal skills and he built excellent rapport with our staff and clientele. On the projects that we worked on I found Mike to be very detail orientated and a true professional. His ability to handle pressure is remarkable and a true testament to his success as a kicker in the NFL.” Rob Henry , General Manager, Mike Davidson Ford was with another company when working with Mike at Mike Hollis' ProForm Kicking Academy “Mike is a proven professional who is dedicated to helping others realize their true potential. His passion for achieving success at the highest level is inspirational.” Bryan Barker , Founder/Director, JAG Ambassadors, and Retired NFL Punter of 16 years worked directly with Mike at Mike Hollis' ProForm Kicking Academy “It is my pleasure to recommend Mike Hollis as a business associate, community servant and person of the highest integrity. Mike has generously donated his time, money, energy and talent to many youth, school and religious organizations I have been associated with. Mike has an amazing ability to connect with many people from all backgrounds and provides outstanding leadership and role modeling to all who meet him. Mike is highly dependable and exceeds expectations when it comes to any project or task he takes on. He displays the utmost professionalism and I know he is one person I can always count on to deliver on his promises. Mike's positive attitude, kind nature and hard work ethic make him a treasure to all who have the luck to associate with him in any capacity. Mike is a true team player and will be successful in anything he chooses to do.” Tonya Hunt, MBA , President, CEO, Von Hunt Enterprises was with another company when working with Mike at Mike Hollis' ProForm Kicking Academy “I have played against Mike and he is a real competitor. He has all the qualifications. He made it to the pinnacle of his profession. He also is a quality person. He has a high recommendation from me.” Norm Johnson , player, National Football League worked with Mike at Mike Hollis' ProForm Kicking Academy “I was very impressed by Mike's passion, knowledge, patience and approach. I recommend the use of his services if you want to improve your punting and kicking skills. He is great to work with.” Top qualities: Great Results, Expert, Good Value Mark Shaw hired Mike as a Kicking/Punting Coach “Kicking and Punting is truly an art form. Having been fortunate enough to make it to the NFL level as a punter I can attest first hand that many “kicking coaches” fail to really understand the complexities of the kicking technique, and how each component ties into the next one. Mike Hollis is not only a proven professional with his own accomplishments on the field, but he is one who fully understands the art of kicking and punting. If you are looking for a professional kicking coach who can work with you and your individual abilities to take you to the next level I strongly recommend that you contact Mike Hollis. Bill Kushner NFL Punter 1994 - 1999” Bill Kushner , Professional Athlete, The National Football League worked directly with Mike at Mike Hollis' ProForm Kicking Academy “Mike is a passionate coach and a wonderful human being. I highly recommend him to anyone who wants to take their "game" to the next level.” Jon Gordon , President, The Jon Gordon Companies and author of “The Energy Bus” worked with Mike at Mike Hollis' ProForm Kicking Academy “Mike is a excellent teacher and will expose you to his vast knowledge of the kicking game!” Top qualities: Great Results, Personable, Good Value Billy Hager hired Mike as a Kicking Coach for Kicking Lessons “Mike has an easy-going approach that is very conducive to learning. He is patient, thorough, and always gives 100% attention to his students. We have hired Mike and will continue to work with him in training our son to kick and punt.” Top qualities: Personable, Expert, High Integrity Charles Blanton, CLU, ChFC, AIF, RF hired Mike as a Kicking Coach “I met Mike at a camp in Las Vegas NV where he helped me as well as others evaluate our kicking form and make the proper adjustments to be much more consistent. Mike is full of knowledge and encourages participants to ask questions.” Top qualities: Great Results, Personable, Expert. Jonathan Koenig hired Mike as a Specialists Coach “It's one thing to play in the NFL and have a successful career--it's another to be able to teach others how to do the same. Mike not only instructs young kickers to get the most out of their potential, but he does it with class. He is a phenomenal coach and an even better person. I would insist that any aspiring kicker attend Mike's camps or extended training academy.” Adam Faurot , CEO, Titus Sports Academy worked with Mike at Mike Hollis' ProForm Kicking Academy “I went to Mike this past February in 2009 for some coaching before I went to a few tryouts I had coming up. I had a good college career but had never been coached and was looking for some help on technique. Mike was great to work with. He absolutely knows how to coach and knows what he is doing. He is very technical in his coaching and it really helps. Mike is very patient and very detailed with his coaching. He picks up one thing you are doing wrong that a normal person does not pick up on which is great. I spent a week with Mike and I really enjoyed getting to know him a little and working with him. I would recommend training with Mike to any kicker at any level whether it be a beginner or someone who has been doing it a while.” Top qualities: Great Results, Personable, Expert Mason Webb hired Mike as a Career Coach “Mike worked with my 12 year old son on his kicking. With this being Tyler's introduction to kicking he learned so much with fundamentals and confidence. He started kicking longer and more accurate. Most of all Tyler loved the atmosphere that Mike created where he was not scared to make a mistake it was about learning. I would recommend Mike Hollis Pro Forum Academy to anyone that is thinking about being a punter or kicker whether you are playing Pop Warner or getting ready for the NFL. Lee Rogers” Top qualities: Expert, Good Value, High Integrity Lee Rogers hired Mike as a Coaching, and hired Mike more than once “We called Mike, "Money", when he and I were teammates together on the Jaguars. You could count on him to get the job done because he worked at his craft all the time. He knows that hard work and believing in himself produces results. He has carried that same style into the business world. I highly recommend "Money" Mike Hollis. He is someone you can count on. Tom McManus” Tom McManus , Owner, McManus PVB, Inc. worked directly with Mike at Mike Hollis' ProForm Kicking Academy “Mike is a knowledgeable person who handles himself with class and integrity. Mike is a man of character that you can count on to always give you his best and be upfront with you in ever respect.” Todd Fordham , Player, National Football League worked directly with Mike at Mike Hollis' ProForm Kicking Academy “Over the last five years, I have gotten to know Mike as a coach in our youth flag football leagues. He has been great with the kids, and is an outstanding individual all around. He has visited our youth summer football skills camp for the last several years and done a great job in working with and interacting with our kids. His accomplishments on the football field as a professional athlete are well documented. His success in starting and running his own business has been great to see as well.” Brian Samilian , Owner, i9 Sports was with another company when working with Mike at Mike Hollis' ProForm Kicking Academy “Mike's dedication and passion for what he does makes it a pleasure to work with him.” Eugene Chung , Professional Athlete, Jacksonville Jaguars worked directly with Mike at Mike Hollis' ProForm Kicking Academy “As a long-time teammate of Mike, I benefited directly from Mike's dedication to his craft. He has a wealth of knowledge relating to both the mental and physical aspects of kicking. Now he is agreed to generously share this knowledge with dedicated young kickers via his Kicking Academy. Anyone fortunate enough to participate will be well rewarded.” Don Davey , Professional Athlete, Jacksonville Jaguars worked with Mike at Mike Hollis' ProForm Kicking Academy “Along with being one of the best kicking/punting instructors in the country, Mike is a superb person and a pleasure to work with.
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