Stony Brook, New York · Since 2000
Long Island lacrosse training that actually sticks.
One-on-one sessions, small groups, camps, clinics, and team coaching with Coach Jason Sanders. UNC-Chapel Hill, 36 years in the game. Built on footwork, stick skills, and understanding why the play works.
Now booking summer camp and fall 1-on-1 sessions

Connor Munisteri, Assumption ’13. One of 288.
Played on to
A few of the 121 college programs our players have gone on to.
























288 players trained since 2000. See the full alumni board →
Training programs
Six ways to work with us.
Sessions run an hour, plus time to adjust the pocket and go over wall ball. Every player leaves the first lesson with a drill list built for their position.
One-on-one
Private sessions built around one player's footwork, stick skills, and field strategy.
Small group
Two or more players at a discount per player. Teammates learn each other's tendencies.
Summer camps
Evening camp built on skills and drills. A camp for the individual, not a crowd.
Team clinics
Combine-style training to get a club or school squad ready for the season.
Coach for hire
Face-off strategy, team offense and defense, fast breaks, slides, plus game video review.
Train with Aidan Kilduff
Sessions at Ward Melville High School with a two-year starting D1 midfielder.
The coach
Jason Sanders
Grew up on Long Island, played close defense, midfield, and attack, and has faced off in every position on the field except goalie. He founded Learn Lax in 2000 to teach the fundamentals the way he learned them, and still runs most sessions himself.
- CollegeUNC-Chapel Hill, 1992–96
- High schoolWard Melville, 1989–92
- Experience36+ years playing and coaching
- Also coachingAidan Kilduff, Mount St. Mary's
Alumni
Where our players went.
Every athlete trained here since 2001, with their high school, class year, and college program. The full board is searchable by name, school, or college.
| Player | High school | Class | Played at | Position |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Glenn Platania | St Anthonys | 2023 | Quinnipiac | Defense/LSM |
| Michael Kitevski | Ward Melville | 2023 | Boston U | Midfield |
| Nicky Barbero | Ward Melville | 2023 | Siena | Attack |
| Connor Guerrero | San Clemente (CA) | 2022 | Hampton | Defense/LSM |
| John Moore | Friends Academy | 2022 | UNC | Defense |
| Justin Martell | Ward Melville | 2022 | Anderson | Midfield |
| Justin McFaul | Sachem East | 2022 | USNA | Midfield |
| Nick Stoecker | Ward Melville | 2022 | Cortland | Attack |
Families
What parents say.
No two workouts are the same, as he constantly introduces new drills and exercises to develop the whole player. His workout is intense and well worth the time and money.
Jason corrected him, patiently, every single time. Any ball that missed the net, our son had to chase.
I already see major improvement in my game. My footwork, confidence and fundamental skills have all improved during games and practices.
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