Recommit To Your Goals
It’s June 23rd already, which means just about half of 2014 has already passed us by. Many of us, back in late December or early January set goals for the year. Some of us set one or two goals, while others set numerous goals.
Stick Trick Saturday: The Saucer Pass
Stick Skills Saturday is back with a little something for the box player in you. The boys up North shed some knowledge on me about the saucer pass. I wouldn’t recommend trying this one around any windows, it gets a little reckless.
Connor Versus: Max Seibald – Episode 1
Welcome to Episode 1 of Connor Versus! In this series, Connor takes on professional lacrosse players in a couple of different competitions, and will mostly embarrass himself in the process. If you’ve ever wondered what it would be like to compete against the pros, this is pretty much it!
Verbal and Non-Verbal Communication
What type of verbal and non-verbal communication are you using or avoiding today?
Throwback Thursday: Vintage Lacrosse Literature
Since my significant other is an English major, I tend to find myself in bookstores more often now than in years past. Short trips, vacations or just passing through, when the lady sees an unique or classic looking bookseller, we always stop to look for lost treasure. This time around, we were strolling through downtown […]
Maintaining a Positive Attitude
I received a text this morning. It was a picture of a bright, sunny, blue sky with the question “What could possibly go wrong on such a beautiful day?” This text was on the heels a of a very rough 2 days for this person.
LaxHacks: How To Cut A Lacrosse Shaft
Welcome back to another edition of #LaxHacks! Today Jeff Brunelle teaches you how to cut a lacrosse shaft correctly. Did you know that you can get two full-length attack shafts from cutting one longpole in half?
Don’t Argue With Fools
Disagreement is healthy. Arguing can be healthy. Arguing with the intent of changing someone’s mind, or showing how “correct” we are, is often fruitless.
Yoga for Lacrosse
An unorthodox and new contribution to Harvard’s success came from athletics professional Dan Boyne, who for 28 years has directed the recreational sculling program in Weld Boathouse.
Whatever Comes Our Way
Remember this week, that we are purposed for whatever comes our way. Every headache, every issue, every strain, every struggle; focus on moving forward, even if it means crawling.
Music Monday: Return of Garrix
Guess who’s back with a brand new edition? It’s Monday and that means music and, in this case, the return of Dutch DJ Martin Garrix to LAS! We first featured Garrix last summer on Those Pesky Kids II and since then, he has not disappointed. Besides crushing every EDM festival that’s been thrown his way, […]
Stick Trick Saturday: The Black Card
we had to re-name the Picture Taker, made popular by Ryan Powell, to the Black Card because you never know who will be snapping your pic and you always gotta look sharp.