A smaller 5v5 floor and continuous play off the boards and glass mean far more touches and shot reps than field lacrosse — up to 100+ shots in a game.
Everyone carries a short stick and plays both ways. Every player learns to scoop, dodge and pass — no long pole to lean on as a crutch.
End-to-End transitions meaning no standing around. Players learn to think and act under immediate pressure.
Skills forged indoors carry straight back outside — which is why box-trained athletes are so sought after by field coaches.
Tight spaces and heavy traffic demand soft hands, one-handed control and quick releases to pass and catch in small windows.
Split-second reads, constant off-ball movement and the two-man pick-and-roll teach players to manipulate space and read defenses naturally.
Controlled, legal contact — tight body positioning,— builds toughness, body control and composure under pressure.
Spatial awareness, cutting mechanics and offensive creativity built indoors carry directly into outdoor field play.
Times TBA. Break for the holidays after December 20.
Helmet, shoulder pads, elbow pads, gloves, stick and mouthpiece.
Eye mask, stick and mouthpeice.
Fill out one form per player. Registration is $150 and closes December 3.
Questions? Email info@labsportsperformance.com or call 540-206-3820.