About

Built by a lifelong Knicks fan.

Kick Court started the night the New York Knicks won the 2026 NBA Championship. For the first time in more than 50 years, the Garden lifted the Larry O'Brien trophy — and the whole city, including me, lost its mind.

David Berkowitz in a New York Knicks jersey, celebrating with friends — Celebrating the 2026 championship run. Knicks in everything.

Hi, I'm David.

David Berkowitz is the founder of High Caliber AI and the AI Marketers Guild, and the author of The Non-Obvious Guide to Using AI for Marketing (Ideapress, 2025).

A longtime marketing strategist, David has led marketing and innovation for companies including Mediaocean, Storyhunter, Sysomos, MRY (Publicis), and 360i (Dentsu). He has contributed 600+ columns to outlets like Advertising Age, MediaPost, and VentureBeat, and spoken at 400+ events worldwide.

He helps marketers harness AI to work smarter, stay creative, and strengthen customer connections. David lives in New York City — and yes, he's been a Knicks fan his whole life, through every painful rebuild and every Linsanity moment in between.

David in a New York #17 Jeremy Lin Knicks jersey, holding a basketball — Linsanity era. Still wearing the 17.

Why Kick Court exists

Watching the championship run, I kept noticing the shoes. Every rotation, every colorway, every tribute on court. There was no single place that just tracked it — player by player, night by night. So I built one.

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