You know who the most annoying lacrosse parent on your timeline is, probably a few. Most everyone is trying to give our children sage advice around the dangers and cautions of life on social media, and how best to strike a balance. With our purpose to support parents of Lacrosse players, it feels like the advice and guidance on social media needs to extend to the parents. I know any such guidance is unique to everyone and their situation, but at this point most are aligned wi

I have a good buddy that started an instagram page called the Traditional Movement. He is notorious as a traditional user, meaning he doesn't play with a stick that has mesh in it. He strings his own sticks the traditional way the Haudenosaunee did with their wooden sticks with leathers and string to weave in a way to create the pocket using materials from the earth. Its a time honored tradition in our sport to know how and be able to string a leather pocket. Now I am a tradi

Funny thing happened on the way home from the hospital...I realized I was a parent! All of the sudden where I had only scoffed at the obnoxious parents on the sidelines from the bench my whole career, I suddenly had to consider I could be one of those parents. Easily! I mean how is my kid going to play for a coach in 3rd grade that is simply here because no one else wants to heard cats and maybe teach a lacrosse skill? I may coach him one day, but as his dad, I want him to pr