Anonymous
07/05/2020 22:10
Subject: Feedback on Next Level Lacrosse?
Well, if your kid is good enough DC Express is a good option but very difficult to make top DC Express team.
Anonymous
07/05/2020 20:48
Subject: Re:Feedback on Next Level Lacrosse?
Amherst commit is a Landon player.
NL college commit list continues to improve each year since the Mitchell brothers took over NL.
Finally nice to have a good alternative on this side of the river and not have to try to Baltimore either!
NL college commit list continues to improve each year since the Mitchell brothers took over NL.
Finally nice to have a good alternative on this side of the river and not have to try to Baltimore either!
Anonymous
07/05/2020 19:26
Subject: Re:Feedback on Next Level Lacrosse?
Congrats NL on the Amherst commit!!
Anonymous
06/20/2020 14:03
Subject: Feedback on Next Level Lacrosse?
Yes, there are kids that could play club but don't. And there are kids that play club lacrosse for 2-3 years and play less capably than rec players.Anonymous wrote:If a kid is not in a club team are they really considered advanced?
Anonymous
06/20/2020 10:20
Subject: Feedback on Next Level Lacrosse?
If a kid is not in a club team are they really considered advanced?
Anonymous
06/20/2020 09:16
Subject: Feedback on Next Level Lacrosse?
If your child is a beginner - any camp will be just fine. If they are intermediate, it would be better to go to a clinic. Less kids and more reps concentrating on specific skill. If advanced and not on a club team - 1 on 1 instructions would be best. Also, during the summer season, there are plenty of college lacrosse kids that will work with your son to make some money
Anonymous
06/20/2020 08:08
Subject: Feedback on Next Level Lacrosse?
All of the “advanced” players are playing for the club team. Practices are ongoing and tournaments are weeks away.
Anonymous
06/19/2020 21:07
Subject: Feedback on Next Level Lacrosse?
I've heard the same with DCE/Performance Lacrosse - it's for new players, not skill development for intermediate/advanced players. Talk to the camp director in advance to set expectations. There are local clinics (usually 1-2 hours) for non-beginner players as well.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:camps and clinics are good if you child is new to the sport. If your child already has a good foundation of skills, it would be better to have them hit the wall. Plus, with restrictions - not sure that you would get much benefit this summer (assuming your child is not new to lax)
Wrong. Their camps and clinics help keep the sport fun, helps kids makes friends and breaks up the boredom of hitting the wall.
Assuming this is for your son. Have no idea about camps/clinics for girls. Anyways, my son went to a few of their camps last year. He was a better player (skill wise) and was miserable. He didn't learn anything and said it was for basic skill development. Said that half the kids could not catch or throw the ball.
Like previous poster said, if your child is new to sport or wants to learn the basics - its worth it. Otherwise not worth the cost. Also, depends on the age of your kid. If your kid is in MS... not worth it as most kids tend to be really young.
It's not fun if the level of play is much lower than your current skillset.
Anonymous
06/19/2020 18:04
Subject: Feedback on Next Level Lacrosse?
If your son is at a much higher level speak with the coaches. The NL top teams are usually good some are nationally ranked
Anonymous
06/19/2020 17:20
Subject: Feedback on Next Level Lacrosse?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:camps and clinics are good if you child is new to the sport. If your child already has a good foundation of skills, it would be better to have them hit the wall. Plus, with restrictions - not sure that you would get much benefit this summer (assuming your child is not new to lax)
Wrong. Their camps and clinics help keep the sport fun, helps kids makes friends and breaks up the boredom of hitting the wall.
Assuming this is for your son. Have no idea about camps/clinics for girls. Anyways, my son went to a few of their camps last year. He was a better player (skill wise) and was miserable. He didn't learn anything and said it was for basic skill development. Said that half the kids could not catch or throw the ball.
Like previous poster said, if your child is new to sport or wants to learn the basics - its worth it. Otherwise not worth the cost. Also, depends on the age of your kid. If your kid is in MS... not worth it as most kids tend to be really young.
It's not fun if the level of play is much lower than your current skillset.
Anonymous
06/19/2020 16:55
Subject: Feedback on Next Level Lacrosse?
Anonymous wrote:camps and clinics are good if you child is new to the sport. If your child already has a good foundation of skills, it would be better to have them hit the wall. Plus, with restrictions - not sure that you would get much benefit this summer (assuming your child is not new to lax)
Wrong. Their camps and clinics help keep the sport fun, helps kids makes friends and breaks up the boredom of hitting the wall.
Anonymous
06/19/2020 12:06
Subject: Feedback on Next Level Lacrosse?
camps and clinics are good if you child is new to the sport. If your child already has a good foundation of skills, it would be better to have them hit the wall. Plus, with restrictions - not sure that you would get much benefit this summer (assuming your child is not new to lax)
Anonymous
06/19/2020 09:37
Subject: Re:Feedback on Next Level Lacrosse?
How good are the summer camps and clinics?
Anonymous
05/04/2020 19:56
Subject: Re:Feedback on Next Level Lacrosse?
I get it. Very funny.
Anonymous
04/26/2020 11:29
Subject: Re:Feedback on Next Level Lacrosse?
Marriott left the ML mothership? Ungrateful quitter.