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*Important Notice*
AX Lacrosse Camp
Postponed
It is with regret that, due to lack of
interest in an end of season Box Lacrosse
camp, AX Lacrosse is postponing its
partnered camp with the Surrey Lacrosse
Association on July 24th and 25th
to the beginning of next season. At
this time there are no firm dates, but we
will work to identify a time we can host the
same camp some time in April, 2011.
For those players who have already
registered, once a new date in 2011 is
secured, AX Lacrosse will notify each of you
via e-mail as they will be keeping your
contact information on file. For those
who have provided payment, you will be
refunded in full. All cheques that
have been sent will be returned as none have
been cashed to date, so please feel free to
put a stop on that specific cheque
(regardless those cheques will be returned).
 Wild West
Lacrosse Camps 2010
Jordan Hall and the boys are running a
couple of field lacrosse camps this summer,
and are hoping to have as
many local players come out as possible!
The camp is open to players between the ages
of 9-14 years old and runs
from August 17 -
19, 2010 at
Hjorth Road Park, 10275 148 Street, Surrey.
There is also a camp in Kelowna which will
run from August 6 - 8, 2010.
The camps are for all calibre of players and
they stress having fun while being
instructed by NCAA, WLA, NLL, MLL and Team
Canada players. The cost of the
camp
is only $200.00/player. For more
details,
click here to visit the WWL website.
WWL is not sponsored by any lacrosse
association and are looking for players from
every suburb to come play lacrosse with
them.
 West Coast
150 Lacrosse Camp
The 2nd annual West Coast 150 Lacrosse Camp
is going to be held from July 31 - August 2,
2010 at
Town Centre Park,
Coquitlam. West Coast 150 is a
unique recruiting and instructional field
lacrosse camp designed to provide NCAA
exposure and elite level instruction to the
top high school aged lacrosse players in
Western Canada.
Click here
for more information.
 SFU
Youth Strength & Conditioning Summer Camp
SFU Strength & Conditioning is the answer
for team or individual athletes
11 to 18 years of age who want to get
stronger, faster and more powerful.
Using a combination of Olympic
weightlifting, strength training, speed
training and plyometrics, SFU Strength &
Conditioning programs are ideal for young
athletes looking to improve their athletic
performance. World-class coaching and
effective programs have helped SFU athletes
yield results such as 635lb squat, 550lb
bench press, 350lb power clean, 39-inch
vertical and a 4.36 second 40-yard dash.
All high performance camp athletes will
learn how to execute proper weightlifting
technique, running technique and explosive
movements. These maximum strength
skills are the foundation upon which power
and speed are built.
Sessions run either mornings or afternoons,
from July 5 - 30 (Phase 1) and August 3 - 27
(Phase 2).
Click here for more information.
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