Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/12/14
From Press Release
Registration remains open for the American Indoor Lacrosse Association Integrated Academies for Summer of 2014.
The ALIA’s Integrated Academies will get off to a fast start in late June with day and overnight opportunities continuing through July and August that feature AILA’s In|Crosse System, developed by AILA President and Philadelphia Wing’s GM Johnny Mouradian.
In|Crosse education and training, AILA’s proprietary system leverages the integration and convergence of the indoor version of lacrosse with the field game. The cutting edge program teaches bio-mechanics, principles, strategies and tactics of indoor lacrosse taking advantage of the several features like small goals (4’x 4’9), 30 second shot clock, five on five lacrosse, players learn to play offense and defense, to name a few skills.
The academies are for players from 3rd grade through players heading into college.
2014 American Indoor Lacrosse Association Summer Academies:
Bryn Athyn College Overnight/Day
June 22nd-25th & July 8th-11th
Day Only: August 5th-8th
422 SportsPlex
June 30th – July 3rd
Marple Sports Arena
June 30th – July 3rd
Total Turf
June 30th – July 3rd
BucksMont
July 14th-17th
Integrated programs contribute to the building blocks of lacrosse literacy, developing well rounded field players by taking advantage of the many features of indoor lacrosse and transferring the benefits to their field game.
“We are excited to announce our 2014 Integrated Academy Series that will provide both indoor and field experiences for the players. Learning our In|Crosse system will provide a unique experience for the players to build their lacrosse literacy,” said Mouradian. “We develop the players of the future that college coaches will be looking to have in their programs”.
About AILA: American Indoor Lacrosse Association’s Integrated Programs provide In|Crosse education and training, AILA’s proprietary system that leverages the integration and convergence of the indoor version of lacrosse with the field game. Integrated programs contribute to the building blocks of lacrosse literacy by teaching the bio-mechanics, principles, strategies and tactics of indoor lacrosse. AILA’s Programs take advantage of the several features – small goals (4’x 4’9), 30 second shot clock, five on five lacrosse, players learn to play offense and defense, to name a few. The In|Crosse Platform is the integration and convergence of the knowledge and skills to the field game.
For information and registration at www.ailacrosse.net. Questions, contact Brendan Staudt, bstaudt@ailacrosse.net. “YOUR LEADER FOR INDOOR EDUCATION AND TRAINING”
