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Receiving Drills for Catchers
April 18, 2018
The first thing to think about is where do you want to catch the ball in your glove? You want to catch it in the pocket. More specifically, we can train that by using a barehand receiving drill for catchers. “What’s going on guys! I’m Ryan Lavarnway and I’m here with Doug Bernier of ProBaseballInsider.com, […]
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Ten Tips for Lacrosse Beginners
April 15, 2018
Being able to throw and catch with both hands and swap hands quickly will make you a better player. CATCH THE BALL AS IF CATCHING AN EGG As you catch the ball in the lacrosse stick head, let the stick give as it receives the pass. This means dropping the head back with the ball […]
Top 10 Tips for New Tennis Players
April 8, 2018
Tennis can be a frustrating sport, so if you are a newcomer, don’t expect too much from your performance too soon. Tennis rackets There are plenty of rackets to choose from, with the standard particularly good, even at the lower end of the scale. Rackets for beginners and junior-sized rackets are relatively inexpensive, but don’t […]
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Nine Quick Tips to Increase Your Soccer IQ
April 1, 2018
Take what you have learned and use it to take your game to the next level. Continue working and learning to be the best soccer player possible. Soccer is a fun, yet challenging sport that requires quick thinking and technical skill. There’s a lot to learn before you can stand among the greats, so keep […]
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Preventing Lacrosse Injuries
March 27, 2018
Shin splints and foot blisters are common and related to continuous running and changing field surfaces. Though sharing general concepts of play, girls and boys lacrosse are very different with regard to allowed contact, mandated protective equipment, and injury epidemiology. For girls, intentional body to body contact is not legal and stick checking must be […]
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How to Coach a Softball Team of Beginners
March 5, 2018
I don’t let them use a glove to field with at the first practice. They learn the catch ground balls barehanded using two hands. One of the most important things you have to do as a coach is teach the fundamentals. That’s even more of a priority when your team is comprised solely of players […]
What to Look for in Shoulder Pads
What to Look for in Shoulder Pads
February 23, 2018
Shoulder pads can get expensive, and in this video Paul tells you what to look for when purchasing them.
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What to Look For in a Lacrosse Glove
February 15, 2018
A great glove can make or break a player
First Steps: Newborn to 5 Year Olds
Checklists Help Parents Ask the Right Questions as Their Child’s Biggest Fan
January 22, 2018
Checklists Help Parents Ask the Right Questions as Their Child’s Biggest Fan
First-Generation Hockey Player Overcomes Obstacles
January 21, 2018
“Because in the end, the game is fun and the support of all my teammates and coaches helped me overcome.” Like almost everyone else, Jackie Houston began playing organized hockey with a team of toddling 8-year-olds. The only difference is that she was 13. And she’s black. A Boston native raised in foster care, Houston […]
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