Lacrosse

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It takes practice and a real lax bro;-)

Yes.

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The best of all time = Gary Gait. The best midfielder = Paul Rabil & Casey Powell

The best attackman = John Grant Jr. ,Mikey Powell & Ryan Powell

The best defenseman = Brody Merrill

The best goalie = Brian Dougherty (even though he is a jerk)

"Yellow" is a term used in Boys lacrosse which means to slow it down,or hold onto the ball.

c.j. costabile scored the game winning goal 5 seconds into OT as a long stick middie

As a goalie myself, the best way to stop shots at the lower corners is to step towards the shot and in the direction it is headed and widen your base to about shoulder width apart with you lacrosse head in between your calfs with the top of the head touching the ground.

French pioneers saw native americans playing the game and noted the lacrosse stick looked like the bishop's crosse so they named the game lacrosse

The most common people who score goals in lacrosse, are people who play the attack position. They are stationed on the opponents side of the field, ready to receive pass and cannon a shot into the goal. Midfielders(also known as Middies) are also very common scorers in Lacrosse. They can run anywhere on the field, but they start in the middle. They are not always near the opponents goal, so it is less often that they score. Also, It is not a middies main job to score, but it is an attack player's main job to score. There is one more player that can score, and that is the goalie. The goalie is allowed to run across the field with the ball and score. This is a very risky move though. Because if an opposing player steals the ball from the goalie, they could run to the goalie-free net and pop it in. So that is the lineup for the players that score goals in lacrosse.

Over. I usually wear an Under Armour or other tight-fitting shirt and my pads over those.

depends on how much you use it and what type of field. it will last longer on turf then real grass

the Crease

1. The Buffalo Bandits

a lacrosse stick

Lacrosse was invented in the east in the u.s by native Americans.

Yes I have a friend that plays lacrosse and he got a scholarship to colledge through lacrosse, and because lacrosse isn't as popular as football, soccer, baseball etc. then you should be able to get a scholarship easier.

I play both attack and defense and I have found that the best stick to use in general is a harrow stick. I have the tapered shaft. In my opinion, it is the best for both attack and defense.

This is not a very easy question its mostly opinion but gloves i like Brine Kings, Warior BrassMonkeys Warrior Superflys,Warrior Macdaddys,STX K18s,or STX G22 that last one is my favorite. elbow pads either STX G22 or K18 Brine Kings or Warrior Players Cub 7.0s. Shoulder pads brine Kings, Warrior Hitman 7.0, and of course K18 and G22s from stx. Shafts Warrior Levitation, Warrior Dolomite, Warrior Krypto Pro, Brine Swissle or Swizzbeat Scandium, and STX CrankShafts.Heads STX ProtonPower, Super Power, or revolver Warrior anything Evo Or Evolution, And Finally Brine Truth or Franchise. If you want to know anything wlse lax.com has good reviews

yes! as long as the pocket isn't to deep

I play rugby which involves alot of running and i just run like a mile or two everyday to keep in shape. Also vary the speeds to push yourself

Improving Answer: As suggested above, run a mile or two daily to get in cardio shape, for endurance. And any day you don't run, do an indoor treadmill, stationary bicycle, or stair machine (slow pace) instead. Now for speed, short bursts of speed during a play in the game, you should practice sprinting and do some weight training on your legs and hips at the gym.

Finally, don't do any hard training the day before a game. Rest and save your energy for the game itself.

I eould use the stx xcalibur. Its not to pricey and its a great head

put a plastic bag over the part you catch with the simply spray it

Whirly ball

it is usually between 7.75 and 8 inches (19-20 cm) in circumference (about 2.5 inches (6.5 cm) in diameter)

It depends on which stick fits you better. Also about what type of position you play and how experienced you are. Usually at the store they can help you figure out which stick would be better for you.