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

2 years after we have launched and it feels like just yesterday. We are still adding programs; big name programs with thousands of players and small programs with just enough to field a team. every parent who can hear the message counts. We have partnered with leagues and tournaments nationwide, posted signage and manned tents to raise awareness and the standard of sideline behavior. We lead pre-season parent meetings virtually and in person to help the parents hear from a di

As we brave our way into 2024, lacrosse season is once again upon us. The college teams are all starting practice, many of the warmer weather states start high school practices with scrimmages and games to kickoff in February. We wanted to take a moment to wish everyone the best of luck in their seasons for success, growth, fun and joy playing the medicine game. We know Spring is lacrosse season(yes SPRING, anyone who thinks Summer is lacrosse season spent too much time at to

GUEST BLOG: by Chris McCartan. Parent of lacrosse players, Lawyer by day, captain and National Champion at Syracuse as a player and Co-founder/owner of Carolina Miners one of the best travel programs in the country. His street cred in the lacrosse and professional world is off the charts. So we made sure he was on the board of CLP. Here are his thoughts on the project. McCartan law When Kevin started this project, my only concern was the perception of judgment. Lacrosse famil

Let me first introduce myself, my name is Kevin, most call me Coach Nuse. I created this blog as a means to start a movement cleaning up the sidelines of lacrosse games and tournaments nationwide. That is actually a grandiose concept and probably a pipe dream, but that's what we think is needed. I would be happy if I could bring light to and improve what I see on lacrosse sidelines today just in the Carolina's. But uptake on this concept has been quick, and across the country