Jamie Munro

Bryan Kelly and the late great Dave Huntley adapted a basketball offense called Read and react to lacrosse and it's beautiful.  Arguably the greatest play in sports, the Give and Go, is the first option.  You will learn many different ways to play off the Give and Go with picks, draft cuts, flips etc.  Further, all the drill you would want to do to build it up is detailed! 

Coach Kelly cleverly shares his offensive scheme with ample explanation. Beyond that he offers a variety of drills to help install this offense naturally. He makes sure to emphasize tactics such as “Driving”, Off-ball movements, “The X Factor”, and plenty more. Every important aspect of offense is covered and it all is useful to help mold your offense into the best it can be. 

This is an important webinar for coaches to watch as I believe it represents some of the most basic and important elements of team offense.  Such as dodging wings, getting the ball through X, spacing and motions, and integration of on ball and off ball picking.   

This Live Training takes a deep dive into the 141 offense in man to man situations. The 141 is an important developmental offense because whether you realize it or not, most offenses morph into a 141 during their natural progression of movements. We start out discussing the significance of “Dodge, pass, pass, dodge” within the 141, touch on the “Diamond/box” concepts of spacing, the importance of the "hot spots”, and progress on to some of the most effective motions seen today in Division I lacrosse. This presentation has a good dose of dodging instruction and the different types of dodges one can execute in this offense.

The fundamentals are often overlooked, but do the most in separating the elite from average players. Hannah Nielsen, provides important developmental points to focus on to accelerate player development. She focuses on the basics, such as, Ground Balls, Stickwork, 1v1 Fundamentals and Fading. Each of these basics can be found in every single game one watches. Nielsen makes sure to analyze examples of both good and bad manifestations of each skill.  

Hannah Nielsen is one of the greatest players in the history of women's lacrosse and she is now the Head Coach at the University of Michigan.  You will love this presentation that walks you through the simplest and most fundamental drills all the way through drills that teach concepts that are just as fundamental, but not commonly taught. 

How you move your feet is how you position yourself for success. Hesitation and Changing direction are the focus of these footwork drills. It is important to be nimble and have quick movement both laterally and vertically. Increasing the ease of creating space or maintaining a strong defensive position when responding to a dodge are just some of the results that will come from this course. These drills offer plenty of different ways to improve the knowledge of body movement. The different types of drills can look like skipping, short sprints, shuffles and so much more. 

All a player needs is some field space, a footwork ladder and your two legs. The drills are far more entertaining with a friend, so bring a buddy and come ready to work. This can all be done anywhere you have space and the more frequently you practice these drills. So what are you waiting for ??? Get those feet MOVING 

One of the most dynamic and effective offenses that is currently terrorizing defenses at the collegiate level: Jamie Munro breaks it all down in an easy-to-follow way. Whether it's breaking down effective mirror movements, properly explaining how to hangup the x defender on the crease, looking at different pick strategies, or even breaking down general movements, Munro does it all.

PLUS he even shares drills that are easy to implement at any level to help pass on this high-caliber offensive knowledge to players of all ages. If you want to elevate your offense to the next level, you NEED to see how Munro breaks it down. 

Included in this package: 

- Mirroring strategies and analysis

- Hangup details and analysis 

- Various offensive sets and how to implement them 

- A PLETHORA of different pick plays analysis

- Plenty of passing in tight space drills 

- Different pick drills 

- 3v3, 2v2, 1v1 and 4v4 drills 

Women's Lacrosse Defense is extremely difficult to effectively implement. It is a world of a lot more difficult to effectively practice the right defensive sets. Gamble breaks down how to introduce the 3-2-2 Defensive set in a digestible and doable way. She explains the importance of starting with five on five so that the players can better understand the defensive frame shift. After an adequate intelligence base is created, the other two defenders are added, the full complexity realized. She offers invaluable analysis in regards to how the defensive performs. Coach Gamble makes sure to explain the rotations and all the other ins and outs of the defense to set you up to be optimally effective. 

People think that the 2-man game happens on-ball. Munro, an elite lacrosse expert, would say otherwise. Here he breaks down all that goes into getting an offensive player open off-ball. There are a variety of off-ball screens that can be implemented to increase offensive efficiency.

Munro delves into each one with great detail. These skills and concepts can be implemented into any level of lacrosse as he shows through various examples. Furthermore, he makes the information incredibly accessible and easy to comprehend. The biggest threat is the one you fail to recognize right away. Take advantage of that and take this course. 

Included in the package: 

- Reasons for success

- How to avoid a moving pick 

- Off-ball Seal Pick breakdown and analysis

- Backup picks

- Nations drills 

- Pocket passing 

- Much More 

Welcome to the JM3 Women's Lacrosse Academy.  Like everything in life, you will get out of this program what you put into it, but the great news is you are about to embark on a journey of getting really freakin' good at lacrosse!  In this ten week program you will learn every variation of every skill as well as the most effective and cutting edge ways to practice these skills. Your talents will be immensely elevated after fully practicing everything faithfully and after spending lots of time to improve. 

Here you will learn about the power of body language and movement; using video presentations I will train you similarly to the way I train coaches.  You will learn about the power of Hesitation, Changing Directions, and Insider Intelligence about Dodging.When you add in our strength training, agility, and speed development, you have the resources to be an elite lacrosse player.

Equipment needed to fully take Advantage of the Master Class:  

• 3.5' x 3.5' goal for pick up games (call Stephen the lax net guy at 315-439-9956)
• A goalie stick (for pick up game box lacrosse style goaltending in small net)
• A crease for pick up games (use chalk on the street, paint on grass, "Bownet" products for turn)
• Bounce back
• Wall
• 6x6 goal
• A player to do 1v1's against
• A goalie to shoot on (this can be Mom/Dad with a small net and a tennis ball!)

This is the best compilation of shooting drills for optimal swift progression and development. This differs from the backyard shooting course because this needs a wide range of both multiple and different goals to have the full shooting betterment. Furthermore, to properly implement and benefit from the drills offered, one needs a partner or two and sometimes someone willing to play goalie. The drills in this course explore and address different aspects of shooting. 

In this course there are plenty of Women's Lacrosse Stick specific focused drills to be executed for unique and specific content. The majority of these drills are excellent for both Male and Female players, but its important to focus on game specific drills where applicable. It is not often that one has the opportunity to score drills that work well for both Men and Womens Lacrosse players. 

Jamie Munro provides some of the ultimate shooting insights that people have come to expect from the expert. Hearing him effectively analyzing the sport of the lacrosse at any capacity instantly increases your lacrosse IQ. Take advantage of what he has to say and get this course. This is one of the best deals that you will have access to in the world of digital lacrosse education. Munro is a lacrosse GENIUS and this content is GOLD. 

Everyone learned about the 2-man game when they were younger, but you were doing it WRONG. Until Jamie Munro came along and shared his unique insights on how to properly use it. Here he provides compelling reasons for it with supporting analytics and he breaks down multiple concepts in great detail. Jamie emphasizes the power of body language and how to best take advantage of a given situation. Here one can learn about how powerful and effective a pick or slip really can be. He shares multiple game-changing techniques and proves how invaluable his insights are in elevating your team's game. 

Included in this package: 

- The power of body language and how to properly use it 

- Lacrosse analytics information 

- Different Pick techniques 

- How to respond to defensive adjustments 

- The power of the hesitation 

There are so many skills that can be learned from “Keep Away”. Understanding how defenders try to attack ball handlers and how they position themselves to cut off passing options. Putting oneself into as many different lacrosse situations as possible is the ultimate key to success. Better understanding how different defenders operate in different scenarios is yet another crucial piece in the puzzle to empowering player development. 

Beyond learning more about how defenders behave in “Keep Away” situations, there is a lot that can be learned from the offensive side of the ball as well. Players can see different off-ball offensive tendencies, learn the techniques to deceive defenders of where passes are aimed, and much more.

The best place and time to improve is when away from the normal game. Here Jamie, his close friends, and family help illustrate different shooting practices and types to do when outside of a practice setting. What he teaches is often overlooked in typical practice settings. Players spend TOO much time shooting on empty nets. These methods will mold you into a better lacrosse shooter and player. 

This course contains different shooting drills that emphasize the different important aspects. Concepts such as Deception and Timing are well implemented into the various drills. This course offers a great opportunity to stay constantly improving lacrosse shooting from the convenience of your back yard. Take advantage of the great content All you need is a goal, a stick, ball, and and THIS COURSE!!

Dodging successfully is an essential part of a complete lacrosse game. Jamie Munro offers phenomenal insights in honing one's skills at the one on one level and with one on twos. Here he offers insights and techniques in tight spaces and wider ones.

Munro outlines various dodging techniques to create space and separation from a defender. Beyond that, there are videos that show dodging with pads and without. He analyzes both younger lacrosse players and also professional ones. Help you help yourself AND your team by learning the best dodging movements to open up the field to the space it should have. 

This course was created in my Back Yard during quarantine. My family and I really wanted to get better at lacrosse (son who plays for Georgetown, a daughter who plays for ASU and another daughter who is a junior in high school), so we created this amazing curriculum with drills that are live and fully engaging. We had a wide variety of different drill opportunities, like 1v1s, 2v2s and others too. These drills and content are really fun and build on creating a "fluency" for the sport of Lacrosse. 

I am very interested in this concept of "Fluency" in sports.  Kroeten introduced me to this concept   Similar to second language acquisition where most of us studied a foreign language memorizing the rules, vocabulary, and grammar, but never achieving fluency, kids who practice in structure, dodging cones, and in environments devoid of decision making, will be limited in their fluency acquisition.  You see, fluency is about the "Input" which is the receiving and processing of information, not the output of executing. Think about your trip to Mexico, where you could order off the menu, but could not understand one word your server said to you!  

The literal element of Fluency is sports is the constant communication that is occurring.  Not just the verbal communication between teammates, but the non verbal communication players have with the opposition.  This is also known as deception!  If a player has "Fluency" he/she will essentially communicate with their opponent in order to manipulate them. 

Learn some of the most effective wall ball drills available. Experts always say that the best way to improve one's game is to spend time on the wall passing with one's self. These are drills that a player can do alone with just a stick, ball and wall. This course contains different young players honing their craft while demonstrating different methods to improve one's stick skills. Now is the time to get these invaluable drills that one can will give your team the offseason or in-season edge to get better. There is no time like the PRESENT to improve stick skills. 

Box Lacrosse has been one of the truest teachers of the game for me as a player and a coach.  Playing in the Major Indoor Lacrosse League back in the 90's opened my eyes to the game in a new way. Recruiting and studying Canadians at the University of Denver, my entire philosophy on offense and player development became rooted in the principles of box lacrosse.

This webinar is video from this past summer where my two daughters and a bunch of their friends and I spent a summer in Ontario playing box lacrosse!  You will love this webinar and the drills are exactly transferable to the field!

Scott Teeter, Head Coach at Louisville, and Head Coach of Team Canada U19 gives a presentation on how to teach 2-man game in women's lacrosse.  2-man game is becoming more and more prevalent in women's lacrosse, make sure you watch this webinar!

Here you will have the opportunity to learn some of the essentials to succeed in implementing The 2-Man Game properly. His style of coaching draws a lot from Box Lacrosse and Canadina roots. The focus is on generating shots quickly and creating the adequate amount of space. He describes the keys to success to make the two man game lacrosse offense. It is essential to properly Initiate, Alert, Touch and use proper Timing to have optimal success. This content WILL help you elevate your game. 

There are many different varieties of Backer Zones, and Zone defenses. However, this one will help a coach elevate their team to the next level. The zone is extremely effective for teams that lack the proper stickwork skills and other lacrosse abilities. Virginia Tech was a team that was lagging behind the rest of the ACC. This defensive setup enabled them to remain competitive in one of the most elite college lacrosse conferences, eventually providing them with the chance to catch up in terms of recruiting abilities. This course will help you get that needed leg up on the competition.

The Best way to improve when not practicing for a real game is to play mini games. Players experience the greatest development when they better understand how people move about the field in both wide and tight spaces. The only consistent thing that happens in a lacrosse game is the inconsistent moments that occur. Fast-paced games with varying amounts of players helps individual players improve immensely. To better understand the rationale of players is to BEST understand the game of lacrosse itself. 

Jamie Munro again offers his insights in how to utilize smaller game settings to continually be improving one's game. Working in as many different settings as possible focusing on different aspects of the game will improve skill IMMENSELY. Take advantage of these different assortments of players and use them to get better. 

I think this is a very interesting webinar for all lacrosse coaches.  What I love about this presentation is it truly allows players to learn how to be decision makers.  The backside down pick that is executed out of motion is a very interesting movement that both occupies defenders as well as creating great pop, curl, and slip options.

Crawley knows how to optimize an offense, since he helped bolster any offense that he joined. He offers his experiences to help coaches and players with the timing aspect of the game, one of the most difficult facets. Furthermore, he offers his principles to increase offensive efficiceny and they are not as complicated of concepts as one may believe. Coach Crawley even offers game film analysis to better explain his ideas and how to implement them. His lacrosse mind is one that everyone wishes they had, so take this course as an opportunity to help separate you and your team from the pack.