Take your lacrosse game to the next level with the help of a lacrosse clinic. Not sure where to look? Not to worry, NCSA has compiled a list of lacrosse clinics across the country to help you find lacrosse clinics near you.
Share your lacrosse event schedule on your NCSA Recruiting Profile, so coaches will know where to see you compete! Create a free profile today.
Below we answer some of the most commonly asked questions about lacrosse clinics.
A lacrosse clinic provides instruction and evaluation of specific skills. Clinics can last anywhere from a couple hours to a full day. These are generally a cost-effective alternative to camps for athletes looking to work on a specific skillset.
Athletes looking to improve basic skills (cradling, shooting, etc.) in a small group setting should consider attending a lacrosse clinic. Clinics offer more one-on-one instruction and evaluation.
Some of the best lacrosse clinics are hosted in various cities across the country. Check them out below to find a lacrosse clinic near you:
Lacrosse clinics are focused on developing and perfecting basic skills, so it’s a good idea to attend clinics regularly, starting in middle school. As your skillset develops, you can focus on specializing your skillset with clinics focused on one specific skill.
Lacrosse clinics last anywhere from a couple hours to a full day. Athletes can expect instructors to divide the group by age and ability to provide the best instructional environment.
All lacrosse clinics focus on basic skills, such as catching, throwing, and positioning.
Clinic instructors use a variety of drills and games to keep athletes engaged and put their skills to the test.
Later in the clinic, instructors may introduce more advanced stick control and shooting skills to challenge athletes.
Lacrosse clinics are just one option for athletes looking for coaching and skill development. Check out our lists of boys lacrosse camps and girls lacrosse camps and lacrosse showcases to find additional opportunities to grow as an athlete and gain exposure to college coaches.