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Clear and Riding in the Youth Game *- Conference: 2010 US Lacrosse National Convention Date/Time: January 16, 2010 9:00am - 10:00am Speaker: Lou Corsetti Why is it that we ""play"" sports and we don't ""train"" or ""work"" sports? In this seminar you will learn why play and fun are ""essential"" for young kids programs . You will learn how to create a positive environment in these challenging times. We will show you how teaching

Ground Ball Out and Back *- Objective: Ground ball drill done in pairs. Gives a high number of repetitions, reinforces scooping and quickly passing to a teammate, and involves conditioning

Lacrosse Drills *

Motion Offense Strong Side Weak Side *- Conference: 2010 US Lacrosse National Convention Date/Time: January 15, 2010 2:00pm - 3:00pm Speaker: Kyle Hannan Creating a strong side / weak side motion offense will be addressed. The presentation will include text, diagrams, video drills and live game footage.

Texas Flag Drill *

Unsettled Drill *

Winning the Ground Ball Battle *- US Lacrosse National Convention

2-on-1 Groundballs *- Objective: To improve communication on groundballs and to practice using extra players to your advantage

Basics of Building Team Offense *- Breakaway Coaches' Clinic Jeremy Darin Offensive Coordinator Limestone College

Developing Youth Team Defense from the Ground Up *- Conference: 2010 US Lacrosse National Convention Date/Time: January 15, 2010 11:30am - 12:30pm Speaker: John Stevenson The presentation will outline a systematic 'building block' approach to team defense from 1v1 play to transition/unsettled situations to settled defensive play highlighting a progression of skills and drills that will help you develop a cohesive team defense at the youth level and beyond.

Ground Balls 3 Across The Field *- Objective: A great drill that can be done by an individual to improve their ground ball skills in a short period of time. Very good for beginners as you introduce the skill. It gives advanced players the chance to get a lot of reps in and focus on the fundamentals.

How to Prepare a Youth Lacrosse Player for Playing Goalie *- US Lacrosse National Convention

MAYLA - Youth Boys Rules for 2010 *- Metro Atlanta Youth Lacrosse Association â€“ Guidelines and Rules Modifications Youth Boys for 2010 Season

Various Lacrosse Drills *

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