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Some of Our Former Students
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Arizona Republic Newspaper Article
Slimming down
Slimming down
The day after the season ended, Cardinals kicker Neil Rackers joked that if the uprights had been moved just a few inches, he would have had one heck of a season.
Instead, Rackers missed nine field goals, including a few in late-game situations.
In 2005, Rackers enjoyed one of the finest seasons by a kicker in NFL history, making 40 of 42 field-goal tries. After last season ended, he tried to come up with reasons for the decline in 2006. One difference, he realized, was that he was carrying more weight.
So on Jan. 4, he hired a personal trainer, Kevin Kondo-Turner at the Core Facility in Scottsdale.
"I had an extra 5 to 7 pounds and didn't feel quite as good physically," Rackers said. "I figured it was time to go to work."
Rackers worked with Kondo-Turner for three months, dropped weight and improved his muscle tone.
It's hard to imagine there is an NFL kicker in better shape. He might be strong enough to move the uprights himself.
Subject: Professional football; Sports training; Athletes
Publication title: Arizona Republic; Phoenix, Ariz.
Publication year: 2007
Publication date: Apr 9, 2007
Source type: Newspapers
