Author: Enoch C. Williams

Enoch is a veteran lacrosse player. He has played on the same team for 20 years, and his teammates are like family to him. He's worked hard over the last two decades to get where he is today, playing in some of the best tournaments in North America with people that have become lifelong friends. Enoch loves pushing himself physically and mentally every time he steps onto the field, knowing that if he doesn't give 100% then there's always someone else who will take his place.

Choosing the right lacrosse helmet can be an overwhelming process. Luckily you’ve come to the right place! Lacrosse Chronicle is proud to present our guide that outlines everything you need to know about choosing a men’s lacrosse helmet and much more! From cage protection, padding, comfort, fitment, shell materials, and even helmet history – we’ve got you covered. Safety The number one priority when choosing a helmet is safety. The best way to protect your head from impacts is with a hard shell. There are helmets available that have an optional soft shell cover for more protection around the back…

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Passing is a vital skill to have when Lacrosse is played and can be one of the most important skills for you. If you don’t pass well then your team is going right into the hands of your opponent which gives them a chance to score Lacrosse goals. Lacrosse Passing Tips For Beginners There are many ways that beginners can improve their Lacrosse passing and all of these points have been made by top Lacrosse players themselves. Use Tennis Ball You may be thinking ‘but it’s Lacrosse, not Tennis’. However tennis ball passing is a great way to improve on…

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As a beginner, it is important for you to learn the basics of the game otherwise, you will not be able to enjoy the game for long. Lacrosse is a very fast-paced and exciting sport but, never thought that you will get the hang of it in one day. It takes time and patience if you want to master this amazing American sport from Canada! The first thing that you need to focus on as a beginner is training yourself physically as well as mentally. Lacrosse involves physical intensity so, it can be difficult sometimes especially when your muscles start…

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What is the difference between a football and lacrosse cleat? The answer to this question may not be as clear-cut as it seems. Football cleats are designed for running on grass fields, while lacrosse cleats are designed for running on artificial turf or hard surfaces. Football players use their toes to push off the ground, which requires more traction than what you would need if you were playing lacrosse. Lacrosse players’ feet generally stay flat on the ground when they run, so they do not require quite as much grip from their shoes. Football cleats are generally more durable, but…

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If you are a youth lacrosse player, it is important to understand the importance of chest protection. Chest protectors can be especially helpful for young players who are just starting out with the game and need some extra protection from contact. However, there is no one-size-fits-all device when it comes to chest protectors so understanding what your needs are will help you choose the best option for yourself or your child. Buying the Right Chest Protector Right away, you should understand that there is no one-size-fits-all devise when it comes to chest protectors. There are different types of chest protectors…

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For those who have played lacrosse before, you know the importance of a good grip. Lacrosse balls are used in many different ways in the game, and having one that feels right can be essential to success. It is common for lacrosse balls to become slick after extended periods of use or exposure to heat or sunlight. Luckily, there are some easy steps you can take to get your ball feeling like new again! The first step is to get your lacrosse ball wet. The best method for this is by using a bucket of water and dipping the ball…

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Every girl has a dream to be the next star player on their high school, college, or professional team. That is why it is so important to have the best gear possible when they start playing lacrosse at a young age. The first step in achieving this goal is finding out what type of sticks are best for them. A girl’s first lacrosse stick is not usually the best fit for them. The head of a women’s lacrosse stick can be too wide, and even if it fits well in their hands they could have trouble with an adult-sized shaft…

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This blog post is for all the parents out there who are trying to figure out how to coach their child in lacrosse. It contains advice and tips that will help you make your coaching experience more effective. In addition, we discuss many of the most important aspects of youth lacrosse so that you can be a great coach! Here are some Tips for All The parents out there Lacrosse is a fun & exciting sport that offers your child an opportunity to learn and grow their stick skills. It’s not like baseball where they stand around most of the…

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It can be difficult to practice lacrosse at home without a good place to do so. You need a wide area with plenty of room, and some kind of backstop in case the ball goes too far. However, there are other ways to create your own space for practicing at home! In this blog post, we will explore how you can build your own lacrosse goal and what kinds of equipment you’ll need for practicing at home. Watching Film So, here’s what I want you to do. First, find a full lacrosse game on YouTube or ESPN+ and pick one…

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When it comes to lacrosse sticks, every player has his own specifications. Every aspect of the stick- from what color it is to how wide the head opening is -is tweaked based on a players personal preference. The first step in building your individualized stick begins with choosing which mesh you want: hard mesh, soft mesh or traditional? Here we lay out the pros and cons respectively because they differ greatly from each other; after all, not everyone has access to everything! For example those with money can use expensive materials like carbon fiber or titanium steel while others might…

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