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Anonymous wrote:This discussion is getting so tiresome. enough, please.
While some of the posts are repetitive some are good for people to hear. I’m assuming parents of younger players are reading these posts and they need to know what they are getting into with club lacrosse. The pp is absolutely right. Club will help you with overall lacrosse IQ and the more competitive the club the more you will work on those things at a high level. Club lacrosse will not help you with fundamentals like ground balls passing and catching.
I tend to disagree- you can not exclusively rely on club lacrosse for basic lax skills- but club lax (particularly if you also do rec lax) will definitely make your throwing, catching a ground balls better. I saw it on all of the rec teams I coached. The extra reps, the travel, kids got plus the higher level of competition really improve their basic skills
As a parent who has a kid who hits the wall each day for at least 15 min soild at a minimum and then practices his shooting corners on the net for another 15 min, to the point where we have to have flood lights in the backyard, how in the world would you assume that club or rec is what is helping him get better?
I’m sorry to tell you, but he puts in way more time alone than with his teams. Club and rec are for game items and team work. Good coaches know how to run the box, play the right players at the right times in the right position and know how to motivate the kids.