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San Ramon Lacrosse Boys Summer Camp 2010
by posted 06/27/2010
 

The 2010 San Ramon
 Summer Lacrosse Camp
 
Wednesday August 11 thru Friday August 13
9:00am to 1:00pm
 
Boys Ages 9-15 
(all communities welcome) 
 
Tiffany Roberts Field, San Ramon, CA
 
 
Positive & Expert Coaches Teaching…
  Offensive & Defensive Techniques & Instruction
  Multiple Dodges – Fast & Slow Breaks
  Transition & Motion Offense – Multiple Dynamic Formations
  Shooting - Time & Space, Shake & Bake - Long Poles Score Goals!
  Clearing & Riding, Situational EMO/Man Down
  Facing Off - LSM Play - Team Concepts – Strategy
  Mental & Physical Preparation, etc.
 
Price: $135.00 - includes Camp Shirt & Stick String Kit
 
 
Bonus – Stringing Class Friday August 13 2010 1:00-2:30pm 
(No Additional Charge)
 
 
Hey Mom & Dad…
Let’s get your boy out of the house…into the fresh air…away from the video games…Three days to raise his lax game!
The 2010 San Ramon
 Summer Lacrosse Camp
 
Wednesday August 11 thru Friday August 13
9:00am to 1:00pm
 
Boys Ages 9-16 - Grouped by Age
(all communities welcome)
 
Tiffany Roberts Field, San Ramon, CA
 
Register Online @ http://www.sanramonlacrosse.com/
 
Positive & Expert Coaches Teaching…
•  Offensive & Defensive Techniques & Instruction
•  Multiple Dodges – Fast & Slow Breaks
•  Transition & Motion Offense – Multiple Dynamic Formations
•  Shooting - Time & Space, Shake & Bake - Long Poles Score Goals!
•  Clearing & Riding, Situational EMO/Man Down
•  Facing Off - LSM Play - Team Concepts – Strategy
•  Mental & Physical Preparation, etc.
 
Price: $135.00 - includes Camp Shirt & Stick String Kit
 
Bonus – Stringing Class Friday August 13 - 1:00-2:30pm
(No Additional Charge)
 
All Camp funds will be used to support youth lacrosse in San Ramon!

 
Hey Mom & Dad…
Let’s get your boy out of the house…into the fresh air…away from the video games…Three days to raise his lax game!
 
Lacrosse and Coaching Clinic with Mike Pressler
by posted 06/25/2010
 

http://www.cmbluejays.com/registration/california-clinic-2010/


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FALL LACROSSE CLASSIC 2010
by posted 05/01/2010
 


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Parents In Sports

Tools for Creating a Positive Coach/parent partnership

1. Recognize the coach’s commitment

Coaches commit many, many hours of preparation beyond the hours spent at practices and games.  
Recognize that they do not do it for the pay! Try to remember this whenever something goes awry  
during the season.

2.  Make early, positive contact with the coach
As soon as you know who your child’s coach is going to be, introduce yourself, let him or her know you want
to help your child have the best possible experience, and offer to assist the coach in any way you are  
qualified. Meeting the coach early and establishing a positive relationship will make conversation easier if  
a problem arises during the season.

3.  Fill the coach’s emotional tank
When coaches are doing something you like, let them know about it. Coaching is a stressful job, and  
most coaches only hear from parents when they have a complaint. A coach with a full Emotional Tank will  do a better job.

4. Don’t instruct During a game or practice
Your child is trying to concentrate amid the chaotic action of a game and do what the coach asks. A parent yelling out instructions hardly ever helps. More often than not, it confuses the child, adds pressure and goes against the coaches’ instruction, which undermines the player-coach relationship, the player-parent  relationship and the parent-coach relationship.

5.  Don’t put the player in the middle
When parents share their disapproval of a coach with their children, it puts the children in a bind. Divided  loyalties hinder people. Conversely, when parents support a coach, it is easier for children to put forth  maximum effort. If you think your child’s coach is mishandling a situation well, do not tell your child. Just  take it up with the coach.

6. Observe a “cooling off” period
Wait to talk to the coach about something you are upset about for at least 24 hours. Emotions can get  
so hot that it’s much more productive to wait a day before contacting the coach. This also gives you time to  consider exactly what to say.
 
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