In this episode of the Pro Lacrosse Talk podcast, Steve Holroyd of CrosseCheck.com joins to discuss the history of pro box lacrosse including the first game played at Madison Square Garden in 1932, first U.S. pro box lacrosse leagues in…
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This is your chance to check out IMG Academy’s lacrosse facilities as well as our Bradenton, FL campus during this exclusive tour guided by several IMG lacrosse student-athletes. IMG is the official pre-season training destination of the Premier Lacrosse League…
Mix lacrosse and golf together you got Fling Golf. I’ve seen this before, but never tried it until this video. If you follow me on Instagram or TikTok you know I love combining sports and this one was just as…
Place a (here) lacrosse ball on a trigger point in your pectoral (chest) muscle. Press the ball with your legs against a rack, pillar or doorway to create a deep tissue penetration. While staying in that position, start moving your…
In this two-part episode, Pro Lacrosse Talk contributor Dan Arestia joins to break down the latest PLL trades including Myles Jones going to the Redwoods in exchange for Sergio Salcido and a second round college draft pick and Romar Dennis…
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Grab a lacrosse ball and a sturdy (not cushioned) chair. Place the lacrosse ball on a tight muscle in the hamstrings area. Apply pressure with your arms if necessary, and kick the leg straight. Repeat for 30 seconds. Visit www.par4success.com…
This video is a part of our Headache Series. Check out the other videos in our playlist! In this video, Jenny shows us how to release the tissues around our temporomandibular joint using a lacrosse ball or a similar object.