Adding Style to Substance – Branding Trilogy’s 2020 Summer Tournaments
We are excited to share the brand-new event names and logos for Trilogy’s 2020 Summer Tournaments and hope you will come experience them for yourself.
Lacrosse Stereotypes: The Brand of Lax Your Area Plays
Disclaimer: This article on lacrosse stereotypes is going to piss some people off. Thanks to Trilogy Lacrosse Tournaments for writing this piece! You might be upset about a broad generalization I make about your region – “not ME, not MY TEAM” you’ll say. Don’t worry, maybe you and your team are the exception, not the […]
3 Smart Ways To Prepare For Lacrosse Season
Trilogy Lacrosse national director and pro lacrosse player Mitch Belisle shares a few smart ways you can prepare for the upcoming lacrosse season.
Special Offers: Trilogy Lacrosse Early Bird Savings
Act quickly on an opportunity to save yourself, or your club, a ton of money around the holidays with a great offer from Trilogy Lacrosse.
Trilogy Lacrosse Veterans Day Tournament Benefits Wounded Warrior Project
This past Sunday in Brick, New Jersey, Trilogy Lacrosse held their annual Veterans Day tournament in an effort to raise funding and awareness for the Wounded Warrior Project (WWP).
Trilogy Aces: Providing the Tools for Lacrosse’s Future
After 6 years of providing the best training to players across the country at our Overnight Summer Camps, we realized we needed something to challenge the top players.
Team USA Preparations Through Simple, Hard Work
Mitch Belisle knows that it takes more than luck to make Team USA. Mitch explains how simple, but hard work is what it takes to elevate any lacrosse player to the next level.
Trilogy Lacrosse Vs Cancer: Pie Tin Shooting
The Cancer Research Institute, which is known as the Leader in Immunotherapy, raises money that goes directly to fighting cancer using a revolutionary and an increasingly successful class of treatments called immunotherapy. So what happens when Trilogy, the Leader in Lacrosse Education, meets the Leader in Immunotherapy? Lacrosse crushes cancer.
Defensive Stick Work
I often get questions about picking up a groundball with a long pole, and more often than not, it seems to come from the dad of the player who is 3’2″, weighs about as much as a bag of feathers and has what seems like a 30lb and 20ft long pole. Let me start by saying that I don’t think any player should use a long pole longer than themselves.
Off Hip Shooting
One of the two things I remember most about all of my goals were 1. I shot as hard as I could, no matter where I was on the field and 2. My highest percentage shots were those that were “off-hip”.
Skip Lanes
Editor’s Note: Trilogy directors and coaches will be dropping tons of knowledge on you from week to week. This week, Mitch Belisle is breaking down skip lanes on defense. Make sure you check out our Training Archive as well, brought to you by Trilogy! When coaches talk about players who “do the little things,” covering skip lanes is exactly […]