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
Lacrosse Goalie Leg Protection Stack
Learning the Goalie Position with 8 Year Old Dev Sherman – Episode 235
Loving the Goalie Position with St. Leo Goalie Jessica Harclerode – Episode 234
Deep South Lacrosse CL Ace Goalie Head Review
Box Lacrosse Goalie Tips with Philadelphia Wings goalie Deacan Knott – LGR 233
Maverik Shift EKG Goalie Chest Protector Gear Review
Carolina Goalie Alecia Nicholas on Staying Consistent in Goal – LGR 232
Dr. Nate Zinsser Gives Lacrosse Goalies Tools For Confidence – LGR 231
Jason Rose on the Importance of Positive Self-Talk – Podcast #230
How To Develop Rock-Solid Confidence with Delaney Sweitzer – LGR 229
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Hey Coach
I have trouble following Trevors explanation on using your eyes different than focus on the ball. Maybe you could help me.
The way tried to understand it like this:
You don’t focus on the ball, but on the imaginary square around the shooter, shortly before the shoot is released you focus on your contact Window (arm length in front of you) to determine where the ball is going.
Is this the right approach to put his theory into practice ?
I also would love to read a Blog article from you about this “Tennis in the Zone” topic.
Keep the great work up!
Best Regards
Max