Originally, lacrosse was a Native American sport for the men of an Indian tribe. The game was a contest of strength, speed, and toughness. Women were not originally suppose to compete in the game because of the dangers it posed. No pads were used whatsoever, and the now common term a "check" was on an entirely different level. So, to answer this question: No, lacrosse was not originally for women. It was a guys sport but obviously, this has changed.
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Dennmark. Originally lego was just wooden toys when it first cmae out
Evony was originally called Civony and was released just over a month ago.
It's mainly the contact level. Boys were a lot of protective gear, while girls generally just wear the mouth piece, since they don't allow physical contact.
Originally it was designed as a slow and peaceful form of transport but now its just for fun!
Yes the Cree were one of the many southern Quebec, Ontario and northern New York tribes that played the game we commonly call today; Lacrosse.
yea i have 1 just like that
ask your school if they have it or just google it!! :)
flow is just the the hair that goes out of the back of your helmet just grow out your hair and youll have flow
the laffy taffy was one of the earliest candies invented. it was invented in the 1850s
you may want to keep searching for some gloves try: STX.com or just google lacrosse
This question is impossible to answer because women's lacrosse sticks are measured as an overall length (including the head). According to US Lacrosse and NCAA rules, a woman's lacrosse stick should measure between 35 1/2" to 43 1/4". These are overall lengths and NOT just shaft length.