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Lacrosse: Shooting Form Clinic

Dec 26, 2020

Age at least 6 yrs but less than 14 yrs, Mixed

SportsYouth (6 -18)

Activity locationWill be held at the Parker Fieldhouse Rink

Description

Improve your shot! This clinic is designed to teach the mechanics of great shooting. Players will learn drills that they can continue to use at home to improve their shooting accuracy and velocity on their own. Patrick Chapla, Director of POWLAX and his coaches will teach the mechanics of shooting from the bottom up by utilizing specific drills that teach each skill independently. Our team of coaches is ready to help each player improve their shooting and inspire them to independently practice and progress all while having fun and working hard. Players will leave excited by the discovery of new skills and the refinement of old ones. Since there will be limited player-to-player contact, full gear is recommended but not required.

Level of Instruction: This will be an additional opportunity for players seeking a more advanced training environment and player development.

Skills/Fundamentals Learned: These coed sessions are designed to transform:

Finishing inside
Time and room shooting
Shooting on the run

Contractor/Instructor: Camp staff is led by Patrick Chapla, Pack of Wolves Lacrosse (POWLAX) founder. He is the former head coach at Grandview High School and current Cherokee Trail Offensive Coordinator, combining for 12 years of high school and youth coaching experience. His team of coaches includes accomplished, former high school and college lacrosse players.

Equipment: Since there will be limited player-to-player contact, full gear is recommended but not required. Each player needs a lacrosse stick, helmet, and gloves.

Skip Dates: N/A

The following measures have been added for participant and staff safety.

6 feet Physical Distancing will be encouraged whenever possible
Participants must self-screen for COVID Symptoms and temperature and may not attend if sick or exhibiting a temperature of 100.4 or higher
Hand washing/sanitizing will be required upon arrival and throughout the day. Please bring sanitizer if possible.
Shared equipment will be disinfected between sessions and between users.
No high-fives, hugs, or handshakes will be allowed
No sharing of food or drink
Spectators may not stay for the duration of camp. One (1) spectator may stay to see the session started and may arrive 10 minutes prior to the end time for pick up. Spectators must remain spaced by 6 feet at all times and must wear a mask.
Employees and participants are required to wear a face mask whenever possible. Masks are not required during moderate to heavy physical exertion, provided physical distancing is being practiced. Please wear a mask when entering/exiting the facility and whenever else possible.
Class capacity is limited to 10 participants per group. Groups will not be mixed. (INDOOR)
Class capacity is limited to 25 participants per group. Groups will not be mixed. (OUTDOOR)

Specific information about this division’s Safe Return plan and FAQs can be found at www.ParkerRec.com/Sports.

Any facility or program that opens during the Safe Return phased reopening will comply with current state and public health recommendations and will adhere to strict safety protocols for both patrons and staff. Please make the following commitments to contribute to a safe return:

I will stay home if I feel sick.
I will practice social distancing and not gather in large groups.
I will wash my hands often. While outdoors, I will use hand sanitizer.
I will cover my mouth and nose when I cough or sneeze.
I will avoid touching my eyes, nose and mouth.
I will wear a face mask whenever possible.

Activity meeting dates

Dec 26, 2020

Sat9:00 AM - Noon

Instructor

Patrick Chapla

More Information

Number of sessions1

DepartmentRecreation

Registration dates

From Oct 1, 2020 10:00 AM

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