Any questions regarding strength and conditiong as it relates to lacrosse. This include various training methods, sport psychology as well as sports nutrition.
I am the West Point (Army) Lacrosse Strength and Conditioning Coach. Been in the strength and conditioning field at every level (NFL, College & High School) since 1992.
National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association (CSCCa)
Various online newsletters and local newspapers in Orange County, NY.
BA in Community Health Education w/ a Coaching Minor MA in Exercise Physiology and Psychomotor Behavior Certified Strength and Conditioning Coach Level 1 Track and Field Coach
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Hello, Make sure you are in great shape first. Develop a aerobic base by running a few miles every other day. Also, work on your acceleration (i.e. doing short sprints up to 40 yards). In addition
The biggest aspect for you is to stay low and in a good position. Bend at the knees and hips so that your shoulders are slightly over your toes. Stay on the balls of your feet. PRACTICE! PRACTICE!
Hey Jack, This is a basic question that I could write forever about. My ebook outlines many great drills to increase your speed. Check it out at www.lacrosse-strategies.com My free report will go
Hello Jamie, Your split is good but I feel that an upper / lower split is better...especially for athletes. This is what I recommend to all my lax athletes in the offseason. Monday & Thursday: Power
Hello Brett, I wouldn't worry about it. Definately focus on developing your lower body and core in the weight room. It is all about leg strength and angles when playing closed defense. Plus, coaches

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