Camps
A camp for the player, not the crowd.
Learn Lax camps concentrate on individual skills, game concepts, proper form, and fundamentals. The comprehensive approach is what makes the difference: every player leaves a more advanced player than they arrived.
Dates and pricing on request. Long Island.
How a session runs
Half drills, half game.
Skills taught in isolation do not always survive contact with a real possession, so every session ends by putting them back into one.
Skills by position.
Work on the concepts that matter for where a player lines up: shooting and dodging for offense, footwork and positioning for defense, arc and outlets for goalies.
Scrimmage.
Game situations, so the drilling from the first half gets used under pressure and against someone who is trying to stop it.
What gets drilled
The concepts, position by position.
The same list across one-on-one sessions, camps, and clinics. What changes is the pace and how much of it a given player needs.
Offensive concepts
- Passing and shooting equally with both hands: overhand, three-quarter release, sidearm, quick release
- Dodging from all areas of the offensive box: up top, the wings, and behind
- Change of speed and direction on every move
- Pivot shooting, to maximize rotation and extension
- Checkmark pivot shooting on the run, out of the dodge
- Step down (time and room) shooting, and the options off it
- One move and go dodging
- Two move and go dodging
- Off ball movement
- The two man game
Defensive concepts
- Footwork and agility
- Positioning
- Stick checks
- Communication
- Forearm and calf drills
- Denying the pass
- Clearing
Goalie concepts
- Positioning
- Hand placement
- Stepping to the ball
- Working the arc
- Communication
- Outlet passing
Programs
Other ways to train.
From a family
What a season of it looks like.
Jason has a holistic approach to lacrosse training. He teaches invaluable techniques not only in footwork and stick handling, but also in conditioning, endurance, mentality, and motivation.