Lacrosse Specific Mental Training
A Systematic Program to Win in Lacrosse, School, & Life!
Part 1 : Dedicated to explaining the Predator Mindset versus Prey Mindset and why that is the difference between success and failure in sports, school, and life.
Part 2 : The best mindset exercises that have been used by thousands of athletes across the country.
Lacrosse Specific Training
The #1 sport specific mental training program.
SYSTEMATIC Programming
NOT therapy or counseling.
Strength Training for your Mind.
Applicable for ALL AGES
Mental training is key for athletes of all ages. The programs are tailored to meet the needs of each individual.
“Lacrosse Mindset taught us how to get that good feeling back after making a mistake. We had a huge win yesterday!”
“Lacrosse Mindset is helping us play at a high level! They’ve been helping us specifically with refocusing after making mistakes.”
“All the Lacrosse Mindset lessons have been great. It’s really hitting home, not just on the field but also in the classroom. The best part is hearing that their parents are talking about it.”
“My mindset was focusing on being better than yesterday, always ready to learn. Being humbly confident allowed me to be a successful Division I competitor.”
“Your mindset as an athlete dictates your career.It’s what allow’s you to reach the ground ball first in the last minute of the NCAA quarter finals and cinch the win, even though physically your legs and lungs are begging you to give up. Success starts with a good mindset.”
“I’m a big believer in mindset training. Lacrosse Mindset is outstanding!”
Lacrosse “Fan Mentality” Stop approaching Lacrosse as a spectator! Each person involved has their own role: players play, coaches coach, administrators administrate, referees ref, parents parent, etc. Know your role – You are a lacrosse player, an athlete, a participant. This means you must think like a participant, not like a coach, not like…
Lacrosse “Fan Mentality” Stop approaching Lacrosse as a spectator! Each person involved has their own role: players play, coaches coach, administrators administrate, referees ref, parents parent, etc. Know your role – You are a lacrosse player, an athlete, a participant. This means you must think like a participant, not like a coach, not like…
“The 10 Rules of Lacrosse Season” 1) Never be outworked The only person you should be competing against is yourself. The most important question you can ask yourself is “Did I go all out or hold back”. 2) Avoid focusing on statistics With the influx of technology and today’s social media platforms it is easy…
