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Hi, I'm writing a book with a girl that plays lacrosse, except I've never played. Like, ever. I need to write a practice scene (it's a middle school team), but I have no idea how practices work. Any common warmups/drills I should be including? Anything I should know before I try to tackle this?
Scrimmages, catching, sprints, and ground ball work are all things I think are very common exercises in middle school lacrosse!
I'm a freshman in hs and I've been playing lacrosse for a few years with a few sticks, but two years ago (beginning of 7th grade year) I got a used stick from my older sister's friend (so it was hs level). I used that one interchangeably in 7th and all through 8th. It's kind of old but I'm afraid of getting a new stick as a freshman because I love my current stick so much. Should i get a new stick and try to adjust now before spring or just stick with mine?
Have you ever heard the saying, “if it’s not broken, don’t fix it”? If your stick works for you, and you’re playing well, then don’t mess with a good thing! I know my dad is the kind of person who will re-string his stick several times a week, but some people never change theirs. Just make sure your equipment is in good condition, and you’ll be fine!
How do you show good leadership skills during tryouts, I was caption of my old team, and wanted to be caption again. btw, I love your blog. Thanks!
The best way to show leadership is to show leadership qualities! What makes a good leader? Things like communication, focus, and teamwork. Lead stretches, get the team to focus when they're goofing around, reach out to the people around you, and be the athlete everyone looks up to!I'm glad you're enjoying the blog! Good luck!
Just saw a girl playing wall ball against the law school on campus
It's still warm outside and everyone's in shorts and hanging out outside and it makes me so happy
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where do I buy the hat with the dog and the lacrosse stick in its mouth?
I have no idea. Do any of my followers have any suggestions?
I'm thinking of trying out for lacrosse in the spring. I'm currently on the field hockey team and a lot of people playing field hockey play lacrosse, they say I should try out but I've never played before. I really wanna play a sport in the spring. I know tryouts are far away but I'm still unsure. Any advice?
Definitely try out! Even if you’re on the fence about it, it seems like you have plenty of great friends who think you could really succeed and enjoy yourself playing lacrosse. It can’t hurt to give it a shot!
I really like watching lacrosse and thinking about playing it myself. But I kind of think I might be too old to begin with the sport ( I am 21). Also I live in the Netherlands where the sport is really new and not a lot of people play it yet.
If the sport is just developing where you are, then being older won’t really hurt your chances of playing! It means that plenty of people in your age group probably also don’t know how to play or don’t have a ton of experience with it, so you’re not alone. In America, there are plenty of people who play at way past the college age. My dad just turned 50 and we’re leaving as a family tomorrow to go watch him play in a lacrosse tournament with a whole bunch of his friends! You’re definitely not too old to play.
So this past spring was my first season playing lacrosse and over the last week I have finished the lacrosse camp I signed up for and played in a pick up game(it was at the high school so it was the high school coach who was running it) she and everyone else who has seen me play thinks I'm really good for the amount of experience I have but I don't think I'm good enough to make my school's A team(I'm in middle school so we have an A and B team) any advice
My biggest question is this: do you love playing lacrosse?
If your answer is yes, then you already know what you should do! You never know what coaches could see in your or could need from you, and in middle school no one is super experienced. You should try out no matter what! You’re never going to get the experience you need until you try.
advice from experience: if anyone decides to quit lax because there's too much going on in your life especially college (when i quit) just never give up The sport itself. You can quit a team but never quit playing!
That’s such a nice message to put out! I totally agree.
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Hey I have a question, do u have any advice on how to improve ur speed and get used to the speed of game? I feel like I would be so much better if I was just a little bit faster, I haven't played for very long but I've played against people who've been playing forever and the biggest difference I noticed is speed
The thing about the body is that you have two types of muscle: fast-twitch and slow-twitch. People who sprint have lots of fast-twitch muscle, while endurance runners have more slow-twitch muscle. However, just because you aren't born naturally fast doesn't mean you can't get faster! Just like how you had to learn to swim or learn how to play lacrosse, you have to train to be better at running fast. The best way to do this is to do sprints. I know lots of girls who do "suicides" on their own (sprinting the lines on the field repeatedly) as a way to train for speed.You can also work on agility, which you can do through ladders (those little string things football players use), cones, or scrimmages to practice quick footwork. You will rarely need to run 2 miles without stopping in a game, but you will need to be able to duck and weave through defense, so footwork is key!Good luck!
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