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Click to enlarge	Becoming A Champion Lacrosse Player: Shooting Techniques & Drill [AC-CP-LXD-02703A]
	Price: 39.99 EUR [GBP 33.75 ] [incl. 19% VAT plus shipping]
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Becoming a Champion Lacrosse Player with Gary Gait: Shooting Techniques & Drills

with Gary Gait, Syracuse University Women's Head Lacrosse Coach;
former Colorado Mammoth (NLL) Head Coach, NLL Champions (2006);
member of the United States Lacrosse National Hall of Fame (2005)
and the National Lacrosse League Hall of Fame

Shooting is more complex than just throwing the ball at the goal!

It involves body mechanics, using the stick, deception and developing
a range of different shots for positions around the field.

Focusing on push-pull, lacrosse legend Gary Gait begins with the basic shot.

The same basic form can be aided by different release points,
demonstrated by the game's greatest player.

From a basic position, the player can accurately change the
direction of the shot.

Deception is another big part of developing skill as a shooter,
and Gait shows the proper body position for high and low shots.

Gait clearly details the mechanics and teaching points that should
be used in deceptive shooting.

Gait's also focuses on different shots from the outside:

the three main shots demonstrated here are the sidearm crank shot,
sweeping and on the run shots;

Shots rely on coiling the body, dipping and side to side deception.

Gait teaches his players to telegraph the fake but not the shot.

Gait concludes with his infamous 'trick' shots that only he can teach. These shots include behind the back, twister, change up, the elevator
and the handle slam.

This DVD is a great 'one-on-one training session' with the
"greatest lacrosse player of all time"!

44 minutes. 2007

This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 20 January, 2010.