You place into a lens, not another 10, got you playing pretend, not another 10, here we go again. So when we're deciding which size T to use as a young kicker or a high school kicker, you have three options. Either a 2-inch T, a 1-inch T, or off the ground. When you're in college or playing professionally, your only option is to kick off the ground. For most young kickers, it's much easier to kick off a 2-inch block. But I always recommend that when you're starting to kick, especially if you're a 9th or 10th grader, that you're using a 1-inch block. So what we're going to see here is Cody coming in and showing us the different plant positions, depending on which size T you're using. The first position, using a 2-inch T, you notice his plant foot, the toe, is even with the front of the football. And everybody's a little bit different, but as a general rule, this is where you're going to be. Then moving to a 1-inch block, 1-inch T, his plant foot moves up to an inch. So the middle of his foot is even with the middle of the football. And then if he were kicking off the ground, he moves up his plant foot up another inch, and his heel is even with the football. One of the toughest adjustments that any kicker is going to make is going from off a block to off the ground. So that's why I recommend highly going off a 1-inch block instead of starting off with a 2-inch. A 2-inch might be a little easier for your younger kicker, but a 1-inch T will definitely give you the height and distance that you want when you're allowed to use that in the high school level. I hope that you've enjoyed these kicking videos, you've learned a lot from them, and you can take them what you've learned. So that's why I recommend highly going off a 1-inch block instead of starting off with a 2-inch. A 2-inch might be a little easier for your younger kicker, but a 1-inch T will definitely give you the height and distance that you want when you're allowed to use that in the high school level. I hope that you've enjoyed these kicking videos, you've learned a lot from them, and you can take them what you've learned, go out and practice them, and come back.