Lacrosse

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a stall warning in lacrosse is when a team is in there offensive end and the referee has determined that they are attempting to stall the game by just passing and making no effort to score or to shoot. although the ball may be outside of the box as soon as the ball is moved into the box the referee will raise his arms and say "keep it in" this means that the offensive team must keep the ball inside of there offensive box, in effect it makes it very difficult for the team to continually stall so they must now play offense in a limited space. if the team loses possession so that the ball leaves the box off of an offensive player or an offensive player steps out of the box the ball is awarded to the defending team. the only way that stall warning is waived is a goal, a defensive player gets a penalty, or if the defending team is able to remove the ball on there own via a clear or a ground ball.

u cradle it

Lacrosse. If you are looking for a contact sport that won't give you a concussion, lacrosse is for you

With a mid-pocket, hard mesh.

yes the Cherokee tribe invented La Cross , they called it Bagataway and they played it to settle inter tribe disputes, it was also used to toughen up young warriors for battle.

The physics of lacrosse involves the principles of motion, force, and energy transfer. When a player throws the ball, they apply force to the stick, which transfers kinetic energy to the ball, propelling it forward. The shape and design of the lacrosse stick's head influence aerodynamics, affecting how the ball travels through the air. Additionally, the physics of collisions between players and the ground impact momentum and energy transfer, influencing gameplay dynamics.

In lacrosse, the stick is EVERYTHING. You can only touch the ball with your stick. That's how you carry it. You shoot, cradle, pass, block, and catch with the stick.

No, a cricket ball is much larger than a golf ball.

In lacrosse, the horn is used for substitutions during stoppages in play, such as when the ball goes out of bounds, after a goal is scored, or during a timeout. Players can enter or exit the field at designated substitution areas, typically near the sidelines. The horn signals to players and coaches that it's time to make changes, allowing for strategic adjustments without disrupting the flow of the game. It's important to follow the rules regarding substitution timing to avoid penalties.

One that I know. My brother died playing it.