

We Built Some New Stuff. Here's Why.
A few years ago we launched an online class on the internet because I couldn't stop thinking about a parent on the sideline. I know his name, where he played in college and that being quiet is not in his nature. I also know he spent forty minutes coaching from the sidelines. — loudly, over the coach — and then corrected the ref on every call. The ref was sixteen. He had a math test on Monday. He was making fifty bucks. He filmed one of his kid's goals, posted it to his decen


Knowing the Rules
I'll admit, keeping up with the rules of lacrosse is harder to do than our more mainstream American sports. I've seen the faceoff rules change every year for the last 8 years! Its getting out of hand, and I know its all done under the guise of player safety. Somehow decision makers on rules changes(hello US Lacrosse) have failed to realize that activity is not achievement. I say all this to underscore, one of the biggest confusions on the sidelines today, is actually knowing


The Hidden Risks of Lacrosse Specialization for Young Athletes and Parents
Trouble starts when a young athlete plays only lacrosse all year, with no real break. Sport specialization can raise injury risk, drain motivation, and change the mood of parents on the sidelines.
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