Chris grew up in Maryland where he attended Boys’ Latin School in Baltimore, MD. He finished his career as a captain, an MIAA A conference champion and the schools all time leading scorer. He continued his career down the road at Johns Hopkins university where he won another national championship, became a two time captain and an All American at attack. He finished his career 15th all time in career points in Johns Hopkins history. Currently, Chris is coaching at USC.
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There is a time and place to use a behind the back pass or shot. I use it very rarely, but am comfortable using it when I need to because I work on constantly.
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Wall Ball is the easiest way to improve your stick work in a short amount of time. Develop good habits with proper technique. Shoulders turned, feet moving, arms back and away from your body.
