Winter Clinics | Q4 Lacrosse
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WINTER TRAINING
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*NOW OPEN*
WINTER TRAINING @ BRANCHBURG SPORTS COMPLEX
January 9th – February 27th (8 Weeks)
Monday Nights
*SINGLE SESSION REGISTRATION NOW OPEN*
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BOYS YOUTH ACADEMY
7:30-8:30PM
This program is designed for boys in 3rd-8th Grades to experience all aspects of lacrosse! Players will work in small groups through various drills and situations to learn the ins and outs of offense, defense, and overall fundamentals of the game. This clinic is more of an “overall” training compared to our positional specific clinics where players focus on one position.
OFFENSE ACADEMY
8:30-9:30PM
This program is designed for boys in 6th-12th Grades looking to become lethal shooters and uncover able dodgers! Players in this program should already grasp basic concepts of the game and be ready for more in depth and intense training to become the best offensive players they can be. Training will focus on shooting power, accuracy, and dodging techniques.
DEFENSE ACADEMY
8:30-9:30PM
This program is designed for boys in 6th-12th Grades looking to become shutdown defenders! Players in this program should understand basic defensive concepts and be ready to learn techniques to win 1v1 matchups, dominate 2v2 scenarios and pick play, elite off-ball support, proper takeaway checks and other aspects
that make a great defender.
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GIRLS POSITIONAL ACADEMY
7:30-8:30PM
This program is designed for girls in 6th-12th Grades looking to develop next level skills on the offensive and defensive ends of the field! Players will split into position groups with coaches to work on offensive and defensive concepts and techniques before coming together to practice in live drills.
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GOALIE ACADEMY
8:30-9:30PM
This program is designed for boys and girls in 6th-12th grades looking to become dominant between the pipes. Goalies are the anchor of any good defense and this academy will teach every aspect of being a brickwall in goal including footwork, body positioning, hand movement, ball control, and more!
FACE-OFF TRAINING
7:30-8:30PM
This program is designed for boys in 6th-12th grades looking to OWN THE X. This program will be led by Rutgers Face-off Coach Peter Dolan and will focus on face-off fundamentals, techniques, counter attacks, ground balls, and all aspects required to become a dominant Face-off midfielder!
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What to Bring
– Lacrosse Stick
– Helmet (Goggles for girls)
– Gloves
– Water
– Cleats OR Sneakers
– Shoulder Pads (Boys)
– Arm Pads (Boys)
– Chest Protectors (Goalies)
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Winter Girls Lax Academy – NJLT
January 12th
January 19th
January 26th
February 2nd
February 9th
Time: 5:00pm-6:00pm
For players in 3rd – 12th grade.
Players split into groups by age.
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Girls Lax Academy
Starts January 12th
5:00PM – 6:00PM
Open to players 3rd to 12th grade – Players split into groups by age.
Location: Indoors – Capelli Sports Bubble
1569 Wayside Road, Tinton Falls NJ 07712
$165 per player
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- 8:1 players to coach ratio – small group sizes
- All-around skills training for all positions
- Fundamental stick skills development – passing, catching, ground balls
- Offensive training
- Shooting, Dodging, Feeding
- Defensive positioning & stick work
- Speed & agility training
- Offensive sets, defensive formations
- Designed for players with less than 3 years of experience
- Players with more experience check out Winter PLT Training
Full Girls Equipment:
- Stick
- Goggles
- Mouthguard
- Cleats or Sneakers
- Water Bottle
$165 per player
Lax Academy is limited to 30 players and players will be broken down by age group.
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“Great instruction, great staff, and a lot of fun. I would highly recommend” -Emily
“I learned so much from this clinic! It helped make me such a better played, can’t wait for the next NJLT event I can go to!” -Jen
“I go to every NJLT event I can attend and I am never disappointed. Every time I learn something new along with having a whole lot of fun!” -Jessica
“If you want to get better this is a must attend event!” -Olivia
“Coaches and staff are the best! They are looking to help everyone improve their skills in the best way possible.” -Ava
“My daughter loved this clinic, each week she left learning something new!” -Natalie
Catherine DeeMidfield Trainer, Draw Specialist | |||
Marissa HazelNJLT Coach |
NJLT Lax Academy Training has an 8:1 players to coaches ratio with a roster of head coaches and assistant coaches broken down by position. Each of the coaches have excelled at their own position as both players and coaches and have been selected not only as great coaches but as coaches who possess the tools necessary to teach their craft to the players.
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New York, USA)
US City/Region: New York
Format/specialty: New York Presbyterian Hospital is one of the largest comprehensive hospitals with 2,508 certified beds. In 2014, the clinic admitted more than 2.1 million inpatients and outpatients and delivered 14,318 babies in total and there were over 262,000 admissions to intensive care units. The hospital employs about 5,000 highly professional specialists in each field of medicine.
The New York Presbyterian Hospital is one of the best clinics in the world, it has been ranked among the top ten American hospitals according to the U.S. News & World Report, Castle Connolly Medical Ltd., ENERGY STAR, and New York Magazine.
Hospital in New York includes the following clinics:
- Weill Cornell Clinic
- Columbia University Hospital
- Westchester Clinic
- Allen Clinic,
- Morgan Stanley Children’s Clinic
All of the above clinics operate independently, but fully coordinate their clinical, research and educational activities. New York-Presbyterian Hospital operates the New York Presbyterian Health System (NYPHS), which is a network of hospitals, clinics and other specialized medical institutions in New York City that cooperate with each other.
Cardiology:
Clinic Specialization
- Congenital heart disease
Advances in the surgical treatment of congenital heart defects have meant that there are now more people who survive with this disease than ever before. The hospital has facilities for surgical treatment of patients with special needs, such as pregnant women with heart disease. Patients also have the opportunity to participate in clinical trials that evaluate new treatment approaches and surgical outcomes.
- Ischemic heart disease
Coronary artery disease can lead to a heart attack (myocardial infarction), this occurs when there is a lack of oxygen supply due to impaired blood flow to the heart muscle. As a result, dysfunction of the heart muscle occurs in the area affected by the lack of oxygen. Timely and accurate diagnosis in this case are the main criteria for successful treatment and saving the patient’s life.
The Presbyterian Hospital has all the conditions to provide the best treatment for patients with coronary artery disease.
As an accredited center for the treatment of heart diseases, the clinic uses the latest paradigms in patient care:
- Proper Care and Timing – Proper care at the right time to minimize or eliminate damage to the heart due to a heart attack.
- Timely and accurate diagnosis
- Timely help – constant doctor-patient communication, for better and correct response in emergency situations.
- Improving the quality of life after CAD
- The hospital offers a range of procedures to improve blood flow to the heart and possibly reduce the risk of a heart attack, including:
- angioplasty with stenting,
- coronary bypass,
- transmyocardial revascularization in patients with angina pectoris.
- Diagnostic methods such as:
- Angiography
- MRI of the heart
- Chest X-ray
- Echocardiography
- electrocardiography
- Holter monitoring
- myocardial biopsy
- radionuclide imaging
- stress testing
- Cardiac arrest
- Cardiac arrhythmias
- Heart transplant
Patients with end-stage heart failure who do not respond to treatment may be candidates for heart transplantation. Physicians at Presbyterian Hospital have a distinguished history of advancing standards of care and patient survival using innovative surgical techniques, applying research findings to help transplant patients prolong and sustain life while awaiting a donor heart.
- Heart valve replacement
- Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
Treatment of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy is mainly medical. Surgical treatment of HCM is indicated in the absence of clinical effect from active drug therapy. At the New York Presbyterian Hospital, septal alcohol ablation is performed as one of the alternative treatments for patients. This is a relatively new treatment that reduces obstruction by reducing the thickness of the ventricular septum. In addition, it often improves mitral valve function.
- Thoracic aortic aneurysm
At NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, the following types of tests are available to diagnose aneurysms:
- Chest x-ray
- Echocardiography
- Magnetic resonance imaging
- Computed tomography
- Angiography
Important in the diagnosis and treatment in the hospital are:
- Careful control, observation.
- Surgical treatment of aneurysm. The hospital has all the possibilities for traditional surgical interventions (open surgery), in addition, for patients for whom open surgery is contraindicated for medical reasons, the cardiologists of the clinic offer minimally invasive endovascular stent plasty.
- Cardiac rehabilitation
Doctors at the New York Presbyterian Heart Center have developed special exercise, nutrition and stress prevention programs for patients who have undergone heart surgery. Programs typically last 12 weeks. All programs are developed in cooperation with surgeons and rehabilitation specialists. Each program is tailored to the individual characteristics and needs of the patient, as well as to ensure its safety.
prices and reviews for medical care. Registration for a consultation.
New York, USA)
US City/Region: New York
Format/specialty: New York Presbyterian Hospital is one of the largest comprehensive hospitals with 2,508 certified beds. In 2014, the clinic admitted more than 2.1 million inpatients and outpatients and delivered 14,318 babies in total and there were over 262,000 admissions to intensive care units. The hospital employs about 5,000 highly professional specialists in each field of medicine.
The New York Presbyterian Hospital is one of the best hospitals in the world, which has been ranked among the top ten American hospitals by the U.S. News & World Report, Castle Connolly Medical Ltd., ENERGY STAR and New York Magazine.
Hospital in New York includes the following clinics:
- Weill Cornell Clinic
- Columbia University Hospital
- Westchester Clinic
- Allen Clinic,
- Morgan Stanley Children’s Clinic
All of the above clinics operate independently, but fully coordinate their clinical, research and educational activities. New York-Presbyterian Hospital is operated by the New York Presbyterian Health System (NYPHS), which is a network of hospitals, clinics and other specialized medical institutions in New York City that cooperate with each other.