Ncaa rules say that a dpole must be between 40 and 72 inches
Currently the most recommended LSM Dpole heads are the X10 and the proton U. I have also seen people use the revolution x.
It's short for lacrosse. C'mon now! Lax or Die
as short as you can but dont hit his/her hand
40 inches long for a short stick including the head
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I don't know but my coach can throw it a little bit short the length of two fields.
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With a lacrosse stick and a lacrosse ball
To play girls lacrosse, you need lacrosse goggles,a girl's lacrosse stick, and a mouthguard.
Yes, 40 is minimum... 38 is sometimes accepted at a youth level
I play lacrosse, and there are quite a few players on each team that are fairly short, but they make up for it with skill. If you work hard and learn the fundamentals, then you will be able to out-play other players, regardless of their size. You can also make up for a height disadvantage with speed. Lacrosse is all about endurance. Whichever team can last the longest and play the hardest, for the longest amount of time, will have the upper hand in the game. Having good fundamentals and speed can make up for any size disadvantage that you might encounter. Hope this helps, and good luck! Never let being short slow you down!