New Jersey lacrosse camp

In many things in life – sports included – it’s the smallest of tweaks and adjustments that ends up making the largest difference in whatever you’re trying to accomplish. Lacrosse is no different in this respect, and it’s a big reason why the camp directors at our New Jersey Lacrosse Camps, along with all of our other locations, provide as much individual attention as possible to campers.

It’s just about impossible to see small adjustments that lacrosse players need to make when a large group is all participating in one kind of drill at the same [Read More>]

We spend a lot of time working on the physical part of being a better lacrosse player at all of our GameBreaker Lacrosse Camp locations across the country, but that’s not all we focus on during our time with campers each summer. A great example is at our New Jersey Lacrosse Camps – while our camp directors and coaches focus on helping players improve on the field, they also make sure to talk about the other details that go into being a great lacrosse player.

This includes getting a greater understanding of team play and [Read More>]

Depending on who you ask, the definition of toughness in the world of sports varies based on the situation. What one person thinks is toughness may or may not cross over into other sports. Even if an athlete seems to be naturally tough, it’s a quality that has to get honed over a period of time for it to really make a difference on the field or court.

Whenever we’re in the heat of the moment, athletes believe that they’re tough – until they use the benefit of hindsight to see that they could’ve been much tougher [Read More>]

We’re proud that our GameBreaker Lacrosse Camps are open to lax players of all ages and abilities. Wanting to improve your lax game – both on and off the field – isn’t something just one type of player does! Whether you’re a beginner or a four-year varsity starter in high school, we guarantee that our top-notch coaching staffs – especially the one at our New Jersey Lacrosse Camp location – will find a way to help you improve your game before heading home for the remainder of summer.

But if you’re a beginner lacrosse [Read More>]

In today’s world of youth sports, it feels like it’s just as popular to specialize in one sport as it is to play multiple sports throughout the year. When comparing these two options together, it may actually be more beneficial for competitive athletes to play sports other than their “top” one.

Why is that, exactly? Well, doing so allows them to get a mental break from the daily grind any sport can have on an athlete. Playing a different sport forces an athlete to think in a different way, which can translate to other athletic endeavors at the end of the [Read More>]