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Corey Crane

U.S.
On Vacation
returns 12/30/2009
Expertise

Any questions regarding strength and conditiong as it relates to lacrosse. This include various training methods, sport psychology as well as sports nutrition.

Experience in the area

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.

Organizations

National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association (CSCCa)

Publications

Various online newsletters and local newspapers in Orange County, NY.

Education/Credentials

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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Zeke03/10/0910101010Helped a lot!

Recent Answers from Corey Crane

2009-09-15 First year freshman lacrosse.:

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

2009-09-07 Need to turn on a dime:

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!

2009-08-30 Speed Training:

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

2009-07-03 All around strength:

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

2009-06-16 Closed Defense?:

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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