Swizzle. You will spend less in the long run going with as close to Titanium as possible. If you can't afford straight Ti, the Swizzle is a nice option. Jonathan - The Goalie Guru www.LacrosseGoalieTips
Chelsea cutting and burning is definitely the best choice. And really easy to accomplish too. Get a really nice sharp pair of scissors, or better yet, an exacto knife of other type of cutting blade
Jason thanks for the great question. Those photos you saw were probably of a box goalie. The nets are 4x4 and they wear hockey-like equipment to play in goal. The thought process in field lacrosse
Rob you've come to the right place for this answer. You are right, in wanting to come out and challenge the shooter. I was also a hockey goalie and took many of the things I learned as a hockey goalie
Jake, you'll want to do interval sprint training to get your legs moving for lacrosse and you'll want to hit the weight room to build up your power. You're already in pretty good shape from wrestling

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