FLG has begun a series of free training clinics and one may be coming soon to a town near you. Check it out! If you’re a student in grades 2-8 and you’ve never experienced FLG’s lacrosse methodology, here’s your chance! These training sessions are free. Even if you’ve participated in other FLG events, you’re invited to be part of the action. Just register and come on down. There’s absolutely no cost. Experience what FLG (For the Love of the Game) is all about.

What will you experience?                                               

You’ll participate in a series of small area competitive games and station work that put FLG methodology into play. You’ll also receive individual training and tips from FLG coaches and assistants. Our drills give each player plenty of practice with an abundance of touches and repetitions. During the competitive action, you’ll have the opportunity to work on your skills, shooting, distribution, vision, transition play, defense and more.

Why free training?

We’re hitting the road with free clinics that bring FLG training methods to more of Long Island’s young lacrosse players. Improve your game while participating in practice drills, games and competitions and learn firsthand from our experienced coaches and volunteers.

We make it easy.

With ten convenient locations, you’ll find a free clinic in a town near you. Or, join us more than once. Come to as many FLG free trainings in Nassau and Suffolk as you can reach. It’s that simple. For our full calendar of dates and locations click here. Register below and reserve your place today!

You’ll also have a chance to earn fun prizes and take home super giveaways! And, yes, it’s all free!

FREE FLG CLINIC – CLICK TO REGISTER

You’re not feeling like yourself, you’re groggy, you’re tired, you’re nauseous. You have a lacrosse tournament tomorrow morning. Your team has prepared for this tournament for months. Countless practices, individual training sessions, and chalk talks went into getting the team ready for competition.

You’re not feeling yourself, so how do you choose to approach this big event?

Do you shut everything down, stay home, lay low, become a victim to the resistance?

Or, do you show up, do what you can, rise above the ill feelings, adapt, adjust, and fight the resistance?

You as a parent have a choice what to tell your child when their in this position. You as a player have a choice how you can respond to adversity.

At FLG, we want players that have that fight. Not to say that’s right or tell you what’s wrong, it’s just what we want in our Program.