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 | How to Coach Lacrosse Video DVD Coach Tierney, one of two coaches ever to win at least five NCAA Men's Lacrosse Championships (Tierney is at six), exudes the definition of "a master coach". Tierney covers everything one needs to know to become a better, more effective lacrosse coach. Tierney discusses the basic lacrosse skills of throwing, catching, fielding, and goalkeeping along with essential team skills. He also teaches the most effective lacrosse shooting drills and most successful face-off moves. In addition, Tierney shares lacrosse coaching strategy and motivation for individuals and teams, which can be adapted for any age level and/or ability. Finally, Tierney shares some of the candid insights that have made him one of the best lacrosse coaches ever. This lacrosse video is for anyone who wants to maximize their coaching potential and develop quality lacrosse players and teams!
38 minutes. 2004.
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 | Developing the Dominating Individual Defender Video DVD
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Dom Starsia has won NCAA lacrosse championships with UVA in '99 and '03 and has been named Lacrosse Coach of the Year six times in his career, most recently in 2003. In this lacrosse video, Starsia uses on-field demonstrators to teach you how to develop your lacrosse players into dominating defenders. He starts off this lacrosse video showing you how he works his players on the basics of defending lacrosse. Starsia teaches the lacrosse basics of stance, hand positioning, and general defensive technique. He reinforces these lacrosse techniques with 15 stick-work and checking drills. This lacrosse video closes with a glimpse into Virginia's strength and conditioning program with Coach Derek Laing. Coach Laing's intense workouts have helped Virginia's lacrosse players develop into some of the strongest, best-conditioned players in the country. If you are looking for a lacrosse video to develop yourself or your players' into dominating defenders, look no further.
41 minutes. 2004.
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 | Pressure Transition Drills for Lacrosse Video DVD
Create more scoring opportunities in lacrosse with your transition game this season! Coach Kaley shares four unique transition lacrosse drills to help you create numbers advantages on offense. In his 17 years of lacrosse coaching Kaley has become known for pressuring teams on both defense and offense. In 2008, Kaley's squad led all of NCAA DII lacrosse in points per game and assists per game on their way to winning the National Lacrosse Championship. Each of his four teams that have won National Championships has done so in large part because of transition opportunities. Kaley focuses on four key drills to effectively teach the transition game in lacrosse. Kaley's lacrosse transition drills are unique in the way he sets them up and the way he rotates players into the drills. These lacrosse drills also work the lacrosse transition game from offense to defense and vice versa. For each drill, he provides detailed marker board instruction and practice footage. If you are looking for ways to move the ball down the field as quickly as possible this lacrosse video DVD is a must watch.
46 minutes. 2009.
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 | Becoming a Champion Lacrosse Pllayer: The Face-Off Video DVD Head Lacrosse Coach Kevin Cassese goes over the fundamentals of being an excellent face-off lacrosse player. He shares several innovative and progressive lacrosse drills, techniques, and strategies for winning every face-off. This highly effective video DVD will demonstrate the same tactics that the Blue Devils used to win their NCAA-record lacrosse 17 victories in 2005. This crucial part of lacrosse is demonstrated by Cassese on the field beginning with the general rules of the stance. These include everything involved in the face-off, including: having your hands shoulder-width apart, being light on your feet and not leaning forward too far. Coach Cassese goes into detail about the different types of clamps that can be used during a face-off, like the Power Clamp, Quick Clamp, Reverse Clamp and more. To give you a greater edge, Cassese also emphasizes 10 pre-practice and four post-practice lacrosse drills to help you condition your midfielders to the best of their ability. With each discussion he shows the up-close look at footwork and hand movement involved, where to release the ball after you have won the face-off, how to block out and how to go after the ball. Coach Cassese will guide you in learning how to block any foreign move, and furthermore, give you a certain leverage to put you in a position handle any situation. This lacrosse video DVD is a "must have" for any coach who wants to get an edge on the game, win the ball more frequently and produce more victories.
43 minutes. 2006.
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 | Athletic Goalie Play for Lacrosse Video DVD Under the guidance of Lacrosse Coach Ray Finnegan, the Naval Academy has manufactured a number of standout goalkeepers. His knowledge and teaching ability produced All-American lacrosse goalies in 1992, 1999, 2000, and 2004. This lacrosse video DVD will introduce the two cornerstones of goalie play: athleticism and discipline. Coach Finnegan's attention to discipline includes physical and mental preparation. Through this discipline comes aggressive, low-risk lacrosse goalie play. In addition, Finnegan covers vital lacrosse techniques such as the readiness position, position in goal relative to the ball, how to hold the pipe, mechanics of a save, defending the bounce shot, defending the feed, and much more. Throughout this video dvd, he highlights the vital lacrosse teaching points that are critical to athletic play in the goal. This comprehensive presentation lends insight into championship lacrosse goalie play from one of America's finest teachers!
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 | Becoming a Champion Lacrosse Player: The Midfielder Video DVD Midfielders in lacrosse are the only players who play both offense and defense, so they need to be complete players. Coach Ron Caputo likes his midfielders to dictate tempo in lacrosse by playing hard and playing fast, so he drills his athletes hard and fast. In this lacrosse video DVD, Caputo demonstrates this notion of drilling hard and fast by applying it to the development of both offensive and defensive lacrosse skills. On the offensive end, Caputo shows a number of lacrosse drills and techniques that will enhance a midfielder's abilities in critical areas such as dodging, shooting, and passing. Defensively, Caputo applies his lacrosse drills to potential game-like situations and teaches a useful holding drill that focuses on movement and stick placement. He also touches on important lacrosse skill elements, such as quick passing and catching over the shoulder. Caputo's teaching provides an in-depth set of skills and abilities that are a necessity in the construction a complete midfielder in lacrosse.
32 minutes. 2009.
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 | 2-2-2 Deuces Offense for Lacrosse Video DVD The Deuces lacrosse offense spaces the field well to create good dodging lanes from all four corners. Three sets of two players in lacrosse work together in pairs. Typically two players will be behind, two on top and two in the crease. A strength of this lacrosse offense is using the pick, where one player in the pair frees his teammate. This creates confusion and indecision in the lacrosse defense. By reading the defenders movement, the lacrosse offensive player can spring free of the defender. Another teaching technique is the front swing. Coach Don Zimmerman feels the game is all about deception, and the Deuce lacrosse offense is full of deception. The player with the ball is taught to sprint into, through, and out of the pick. Once out of the pick, the man with the ball heads straight to the goal with his stick in feeding position. The second pair is known as the inside men and key techniques are demonstrated to enhance their productivity in the Deuce. Inside men maintain balance by staying opposite of the dodger. The third pair is known as the men up top. When out front, all lacrosse players are always ready to score. By being inside the restraining line, these two players present a dangerous threat to the defense. The straight-line principle is a concept that can really help young players. The Deuces offense will get your lacrosse team high percentage shots while attacking from the inside and outside.
42 minutes. 2007.
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 | Shooting Technique & Drills for Championship Lacrosse Video/DVD A complete shooter in lacrosse has a variety of moves and can beat a goalie with a variety of shots on any given day. To help your players become complete shooters the staff at Duke demonstrates the finer points of the mechanics of shooting, shooting on the run and crease play. The key parts of shooting they hit on include front foot placement, hips, stomach, chest, shoulders and hands. A different skill is shooting on the run, which is likened to a lay-up in basketball. Players must develop the ability to jump off the inside foot to create space between them and the defender. Another term for "move to the ball" is "up the hash." This term describes a key skill for shooting and scoring and is also demonstrated. At Duke they teach the hands must be away from the body, called "kissing the shoulder." Players show this skill in the lacrosse "Swat the fly" drill. A move before shooting is the diagonal/back door to the cage. This lacrosse drill is demonstrated by Duke players live in practice. The next segment highlights the C cut and the fade cut. The pop and slip lacrosse techniques are also explained. The lacrosse skills and drills in this video DVD are important to all offensive-minded lacrosse players.
39 minutes. 2007.
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