For youth Lacrosse, the required equipment is; Shoulder pads, Helmet, Elbow pads, Gloves, Mouth guard, and a stick. However there is also "strongly reccomended" equipment. Here is a list in order of importance. Cup/Jock Cleats Rib Pads Usually teams provide matching shorts and jerseys. Equipment varies for goalies.
Our son plays (he is 7yrs old) and they are required to wear a helmet with a cage, shoulder pads, arm/elbow pads, back and kidney guard, mouth guard, gloves and a jock/jill. If your child is playing box lacrosse you probably want to use knee pads as well. On top of this you'll need a stick and practice jersey. If you child plays hockey the shoulder, elbow pads, kidney/back guard and helmet can be used for lacrosse too. Hope that helps!
boxing , running , wrestling , boating , swiming.
Shoes and a basketball.
It depends on what age you are talking about. If it is middle school or youth lacrosse you should be fine with little to no experience. But if you are looking at college lacrosse, you definitely need prior experience.
For equipment Yes
Lacrosse apparel offers lacrosse clothing for men and women. They also offer lacrosse equipment. They have a discounted selection of clothing & equipment also.
yes! as long as the pocket isn't to deep
Most youth lacrosse games have 4 12 minute quarters but in most tournaments there are two 20 minute halves.
In youth lacrosse (u-11) there is 3 attack players plus center our draw of the ball.
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Yes!Youth Lacrosse grades 2-8 boys & girls go to www.IssaquahYouthLacrosse.com
Yes!Youth Lacrosse grades 2-8 boys & girls go to www.IssaquahYouthLacrosse.com
About 60 to 70%