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About Coach Damon
About Coach Damon
Lacrosse is my passion! The game has given me so much and this blog is my way of giving back to the lax community. Specifically the most bad a$$ part of that community - the goalies! After learning to play goalie from scratch, I wanted to create a site where I could share what I learned with others so they too can become champions in the crease and in life. Learn more about Coach Damon.
Recent Posts
Recent Posts
Conversation with Sebastian “SeaBass” Adam, 12 year old goalie – LGR Episode #88
2021 Men’s NCAA Division 1 Top 20 Goalie Stick Setups
Improving a Goalie’s Mental Game with Dr. Rob Bell, Sports Psychologist – LGR Episode #87
Casey Keenan, Cal Men’s Assistant Coach and MCLA All-American Goalie – LGR Episode #86
Deep South Lacrosse CL18 Goalie Head Review
Simon Bellamy, Brock University Goalie and Founder of Stand Tall Goaltending – LGR Episode #85
Georgetown College Head Coach Brandon Davis on Starting Programs, Using Stats, and Coaching Female Goalies – LGR Podcast #84
Virtual Lacrosse Goalie Summit 3 Recap
Navy 2004 Goalie of the Year Matt Russell – LGR Episode #83
Quint Kessenich: From Goalie of the Year to ESPN Commentator – LGR Episode #82
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Popular Posts
Popular Posts
Hey coach I just had my first select game, it’s a league that’s co owned by the cannons and my club team. For some reason after letting in a buzzer beater goal at the half it fueled my fire, the opposite of what usually happens. At the end I got the game ball so I’m not sure if I should have a short memory or let the goals fuel my fire
Nice work Liam! Whatever works for you – using goals given up in a postiive way can work! It’s when the goals given up negatively impact your play that you gotta use the short memory.