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This is difficult to answer in words. I would suggest looking up on YouTube. Essentially the side strings are threaded through mesh and then through the head, lashing the mesh in place. I don't know if that may be different with hard-mesh or leather pockets.
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 11y agoThe best way to string your stick to be the best midfielder stick on your team is to string your top and sidewalls like how you rwould normally. Then just put one U 6 diamonds so its in the center , and put 2 straight but put the top straight as a nylon for whip. hope this helps good luck out there.
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∙ 14y agoprobably one string with a up-side down U or V shape for the pocket and a few straight ones up top for whip in your shot.
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∙ 14y agoto be tied to his mother's apron strings
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What sport uses a stick with a net to catch balls?
shinty,lacrosse
How do you string a lacrosse net?
Check out Youtube.
Do hurling and lacrosse both use stick with a net?
False. Hurling uses a solid stick, with a wide end. Lacrosse has a net as part of the stick it uses.
How do you break in a new lacrosse net?
umm shoot on it....
What size is a box lacrosse net?
four feet by four feet
What game uses a long pole with a small net on the end?
Lacrosse
What do you attach to the net in club penguin?
yourself with a stick
What is the purpse of lacrosse?
The use the stick with net attached and throw the ball in the goal with it
How does lacrosse compare to football?
lacrosse is different from foot ball because in lacroose you have stixs , you score in a net, you have a spot that you have to stay by, you have a goaly, you dont tackle.ect.
What is the net weaving?
Net weaving is a permanent way of putting one's hair (a style) where a net is attach to a client's head, then attaching the hair to the net.
In sports slang what is a net tilt?
A net tilt is actually referred to in lacrosse when a charging player assaults the goalie and throws him into the net making it tilt. Thus the term "Net Tilt"
What sports uses a net on a stick similar to the one used to catch butterflies?
Isn't it lacrosse?
