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10-04-2005, 11:32 PM
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Re: Anyone play lacrosse?
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I played in high school, college, and some summer leagues. I gave up the game for a long time until my high school had an alumni game. I'm definitely playing in that again, and am debating trying to find a geezer league in the near future (although that will require some serious conditioning upgrades and practice time). [/ QUOTE ] A lot of indoor sports arenas have indoor box leagues. It'd be less running and has more action. They have a couple in my hometown but i couldn't find a central governing body for adult leagues. gus 
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10-05-2005, 02:07 AM
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Re: Anyone play lacrosse?
thats pretty hardcore, i just got out of practice tonite and it SUCKED. It was about 93 and 95% humidity here
btw, i play for U-Texas, LSA A league (so. attack/midfield)
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10-05-2005, 12:56 PM
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Re: Anyone play lacrosse?
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[ QUOTE ] I played in high school, college, and some summer leagues. I gave up the game for a long time until my high school had an alumni game. I'm definitely playing in that again, and am debating trying to find a geezer league in the near future (although that will require some serious conditioning upgrades and practice time). [/ QUOTE ] A lot of indoor sports arenas have indoor box leagues. It'd be less running and has more action. They have a couple in my hometown but i couldn't find a central governing body for adult leagues. gus [/ QUOTE ] Since I'm a goalie, for me it's more about getting my footwork and positioning back. In the alumni game, I felt like I was swimming in the cage for the first couple of minutes. Getting back in condition is just something I need to do anyway.
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