Lacrosse is related to math because it involves degrees, and you have to know feet and measurement and stuff.
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The offensive players try and shoot the ball into the lacrosse goal
lacrosse and shoot in a hoop
you can see the dancing girls who did in the Duke Lacrosse team. she can string you up! I string lacrosse heads you can shoot me an email at rocket_lax@yahoo.com. i do dyes mesh traditional, everything!
the lacrosse stick is so important in the game because its allows you to shoot and pass the ball , but it also allows you to catch and protect yourself while being chased
Games where atheletes can put a spin on the ball have a big difference with lacrosse. The balls are filled with air. A lacrosse ball is way to dense to have any curve in the air. Just watch any mll player shoot. They're shooting over 100 mph and the ball still has no curve.
To shoot the ball with great accuracy and power from a difficult position. Say two defenders are on you, you dip low and shoot te ball underhanded or sidearmed and it went into the goal. That's a snipe
It is an attack position. You tend to shoot the ball more. But ideally you want to focus on being a player. Helping with give and goes, You want to try to get the play from transition to the first home who would shoot. You want to be able to shoot from various angles and distances throughout the arc.
If you have other friends that play lacrosse, you can pass with them. Try and find a big open area of grass. That would work the best to play on. You can also pass against a wall; it acts like a rebounder. Try and use both your right and left hand, as that is a major plus in lacrosse. If you can buy or have access to a goal, shoot on that. There are targets made to go over the lacrosse goal with holes in them to improve your aim if you'd like to buy one of those.
New balance owns Warrior lacrosse and Warrior lacrosse owns Brine Lacrosse.
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