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Lacrosse camp 2.0: Learn, play fast, have fun

By Malcolm ChaseApril 1, 2018

The first lacrosse camp I ever coached was Nike Lacrosse Camp with Andy Towers (Team USA/Brown) directing at Governor’s Academy in … (gulp) 1999.

I was a college sophomore and still very raw, both in terms of my play and coaching ability. I had never attended a camp as a kid, but I knew I loved the game and I wanted to make an impression on the campers and Towers.

By the end of the camp, I had learned a ton from Andy and fellow coaches about X’s and O’s, as well as how to direct a fun camp event. Sessions were high energy, engaging and — given the director’s dry-witted style of humor — really entertaining.

Tags: Get Reps, Lacrosse camps, Summer camps

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