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Last week’s Photo of the Week featured a box lacrosse collision courtesy of Bill Schick. This week’s photo still focuses on contact, but now we have some of the sti (More) |
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Usually the LaxAllStars.com Photo Of The Week shows off a great lacrosse photo submitted by one of our readers, but this week we’re using a great p (More) |
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There is nothing quite like a truly great takeaway check in a lacrosse game. Sure, goals, passes and ground balls can be pretty, or awe-inspiring, but a great takeaway check is a true joy to behold. And I don’t know that there is a single player out (More) |
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If you want to be a dominant defenseman, you’ll need to master three major skill sets: Footwork, Sticks Skills and Lacrosse IQ. I laid out these key aspects of player development in my post, More) |
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Is it possible to be a dominant college or professional lacrosse defenseman without being 6’4″, 230 pounds and NFL-linebacker fast? This was a question that was posed to me by a parent whose son plays longpole. The kid is an even 6 foot and weighs i (More) |
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Good ol' Rusty In today’s version of lacrosse, takeaway checks are rarer than ever, but that doesn’t mean we don’t see a great check every once in a while! This weekend, we rec (More) |
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Everyone is convinced that the only way to speed up lacrosse is to change the rules, but after watching the Princeton – Hopkins game, and then the Syracuse – Virginia game, I’m not so sure about that. Maybe all college lacrosse needs is more takeawa (More) |
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Panarelli with the one hand btb kayak. Try it, I dare you. Talon Lacrosse was purchased by Easton and now they are Easton lacrosse. Now they make helmets everyon (More) |
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One of the biggest issues in American Youth Lacrosse right now is body contact. When I was a kid growing up, hitting pretty much started right away, and the 2 on 1 ground ball concept of “man-ball” was taught from a very early time. I can remember (More) |
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