
Number 1
Not paying attention. Lacrosse sticks are the most important part of the game for any player. A lackadaisical attitude will hinder your ability to play, therefore making it less fun. Heads will warp, strings will break and stretch, pockets will wear due to time and use. Poor maintenance will result in poor play. Especially for those who are new to the game and may develop a disdain for it and give up on one of the oldest and greatest games there is to play. A young player is more likely to lose interest if he or she cannot play the game well. However, there are precautionary measures that can be taken to avoid this problem and many of them are fairly easy. Pay attention!
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Posted by Eric Linenberg on September 19, 2014 at 1:51 pm in Lacrosse Pocket Articles. Tagged as: How To Lacrosse Articles, lacrosse, Lacrosse Pocket, Lacrosse Pocket Shooting Strings, Lacrosse Stick Maintenance, Lacrosse Stick Modifications, Lacrosse Stringing, NCAA lacrosse pockets, NFHS Lacrosse pockets.

As many of you know, we make the sticks for The University of Virginia Men’s Lacrosse Team. The rule changes proposed by the NCAA rule committee made sending out the incoming Freshman Wahoos’ sticks a headache. The most dramatic proposed rule change was the shooting string restrictions.
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Posted by Eric Linenberg on November 20, 2012 at 5:48 pm in Uncategorized. Tagged as: Lacrosse Pocket Shooting Strings, Lacrosse Stick Modifications, Lacrosse Stringing, NCAA lacrosse pockets, UVA Lacrosse Dyes.