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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Doesn’t matter. I think the shorter commute has more time to get better at home on the rebounder. The best players are that way because they put on the reps at home. Can’t get the stick out of their hand. [/quote]

I see that but of course there is more to it.  My daughter had a couple of rec lax friends (rising 4th graders) who couldn’t leave the rebounder or put their sticks down.  They did get better at much better at cradling but they both got cut from the club tryout, and the club had an A team and B team for the age group.  Like the poster above said, I do think they wanted speed and athleticism primarily.  Aggressiveness is necessary and they’ll notice if you don’t have much sports IQ.  I think all of those things were lacking, despite the girls’ good stick skills.  There was another friend who was ridiculously fast (as in uncommonly and exceptionally) and she quit lacrosse to focus on cheerleading, a sport that could not utilize speed less smh.  With her speed—and she was generally athletic—I think she could have written her ticket.  She went where her heart and passion was, but I do wonder had she been the one who could’ve been really elite.[/quote]

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