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Train technique, form, and ball striking. Leg strength will come as they develop physically. Hard to go back to these if you don’t build the foundation very early on. Ball Striking ✅ Ball Elevation ✅ Technique ✅ 2025 Kicker Jaden Tynes 6’2” 175, 17 yrs old

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