Author Archives: Corey Winkoff

The Five Pillars

The KIPP (Knowledge is Power Program) was started with just 57 5th graders in a Houston District Classroom. Led by Mike Feinberg and Dave Levin, this class proved to be the foundation for a public school unlike anything you’ve seen before. Frustrated with the low graduation rates, lack of attendance, ineffective teaching techniques, and lack of

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Keys to Success

As we work towards the goal of developing well-rounded studletes who strive to obtain self-satisfaction in knowing they are trying to be the best version of themselves,  there are certain keys to success. Below we’ve listed five very important key below, to give the Lacrosse Community a better understanding of what FLG is all about.

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The Lacrosse Community

It’s more than the jersey. It’s more than being able to carry around the stick. It’s more than the gear. It’s more than the games. It’s getting an opportunity to be a part of a great community. A community of connected, hard-working, fun-loving, kind, and passionate people that all have 1 thing in common… they

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The Red Bandana

“Tom Rinaldi’s The Red Bandana could very well become one of those classic books that are handed down through generations, for more than any book I have read in a very long time it convincingly tells the story of how great men and women become great–how cultural, community, and spiritual drives can develop that inner character that

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FLG College Road Tour – Bard College

Yesterday, I was fortunate enough to tour the beautiful campus of Bard College. Set in Annandale-on-Hudson NY, in the town of Red Hook, Bard stretches over 700 acres of conservancy, farm land, wooded trails, rolling hills, and breath-taking views. Known for it’s strong liberal arts education, Bard’s long time President has shown increasing support for

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The Rage to Master

That’s powerful, the rage to master. When I first heard Professor Ellen Winner’s phrase, rage to master, I thought it meant: Burning desire to perfect a specific craft or trade. Winner defines rage to master as she explains what makes someone a genius, saying, It’s an intense and obsessive interest, an ability to focus sharply, experiencing

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X’s & O’s with FLG

Lacrosse Community, FLG Lacrosse will be releasing it’s newest educational segment tomorrow! X’s & O’s with FLG, is FLG Lacrosse’ newest segment that will feature video shorts that cover a variety of  topics within the sport of lacrosse. Some of these topics will include: Running a successful clear with your club lacrosse team Man-ups plays that are

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The Meaning of Labor Day

Labor Day pays tribute to the contributions and achievements of American workers. The labor movement occurred during the Industrial Revolution of the 19th century. While industrialization brought about an increased volume and variety of manufactured goods, it also resulted in difficult employment and living conditions for the poor and working class. From 12 hour &

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What Makes Golfers Unique

Golf is one difficult sport. Anyone that has swung a golf club should have an appreciation for what the golfers on the LPGA & PGA Tours do on TV. Every time I tune into the best in the world, I’m in awe by what they can do with a club and ball. Despite their athleticism

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Team Building

When families join the FLG Select Team Program, the first place our studletes go isn’t the fields, it’s into the trees. Two weeks after the teams have been selected and rosters finalized, the entire FLG Select boys and girls program is invited to The Long Island Adventure’s Park. This day isn’t about lacrosse, it’s all

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