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Do you want to know more about womens' lacrosse???

How do I cradle? I have the gear, but I want to get better. How can I practice on my own? Good questions! Take a look at this video. These six skills are MANDATORY for Varsity players at Aliso Niguel HS and HIGHLY RECOMMENDED for any girls who would like to quickly develop as lacrosse players. Grab your stick and your ball, watch the various videos on this site, and practice the moves you see to get comfortable with your stick. Once you master these basics, practice them on the run and while playing catch with a friend or against a wall (Wall Ball).
Thanks very much to Coach Christa and Bounce Entertainment for this cut from her excellent Stickies I and II videos. If you would like more information about where to buy your own set of videos with much more detailed stickwork and training ideas, please contact Coach Elkins by email.

 



What does a womens' game look like? Check this out!




Here's another look at a great game:



Did you know the US Womens'Team won the World Cup Gold in Prague this year? Here's a great video of the fun and friendship you can find in womens' lacrosse!





RULES? WHAT ARE THE RULES??? This video's a little dry in some spots, but it gives you a great overview of the rules of the game along with some real-life examples of what you can and can't do in the women's game:







"How to" videos from kudda.com




There are numerous sites on the internet, but I've been able to compile several great links and documents to help you get a feel for how easy it is to start playing girls lacrosse. Take a look around our Aliso Niguel HS Lady Wolverines site. There are several links on the site and tons of information on gear, how to hold a stick, how to "cradle", rules of the game etc. to help get you excited about trying lacrosse this season! Here are just a few of the links to help you...


US Lacrosse Website: Rules, links, history, and more!!!

US Lacrosse Website


Gear information:

What gear do I need and where do I get it?


Other links:

Other Lacrosse Links