Training with a private Lacrosse coach is the key to success on the field. Use CoachUp to find one-on-one lessons, small group training, online lessons and large multi-athlete camps & clinics. Connect with experienced Lacrosse instructors who turn your weaknesses into strengths, improve your skills, and increase your confidence.
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“The whole fitness industry is undergoing an evolution. [Adults have an] interest in trying different things and changing it up frequently. I think we play into that very well, particularly because we've got all kinds of coaches in all kinds of sports.”
John Kelley
CEO of CoachUp, as featured in Xconomy, October 2016
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You might be the most dedicated, passionate, hard-working lacrosse player in the world – you know, the sleep with your stick next to you type – and that’s great. But if you’re like the rest of us, too much of one thing can get boringBy: CoachUp in Lacrosse
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