In this episode Coach Edwards explains why good lacrosse goalies sometimes give up bad goals and what to do about it.  It's always painful to watch talented lacrosse goalies blow it when shots seem to be "easy."  But that's not always the case.

You can check out the blog post here: http://lacrossegoalietips.com/start/how-can-lacros…g-up-bad-goals/ ‎

When it comes to camps and showcases there is obviously a lot of stress to do well.  But there are certain things you can work on and other things that you need to focus on.  In this podcast, Coach Edwards lays out just what you need to do to make it happen and to play well.

You can see the full blog post by going here: http://lacrossegoalietips.com/start/how-lacrosse-goalies-can-make-the-most-of-showcases-and-camps/

The idea of playing lacrosse in college can start a very heated discussion.  In this episode Coach Edwards lays out just what college coaches are looking for and just what you need to do to find the right coach, at the right school, wth the right lacrosse needs that you may fit into.

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Lacrosse goalies often lament that they aren't from a big named high school.  Or they aren't from a hotbed town of lacrosse.  Well Coach Edwards tells you why you may have an advantage if you AREN'T from a big name school or hotbed town.  

Coach Edwards gives advice on how to keep goalies from thinking they stink. He emphasizes the importance of staying in the moment and focusing on improving with time, not right away. He explains the importance of a lacrosse goalie's happiness, and recommends a book that can help in any walk of life.

Check out the post here:  How To Keep Your Goalie From Thinking They Stink!

Coach Edwards addresses bad coaches. He gives tips on how to get proactive and integrate their learning into practices. He recommends building a strong relationship with your coach and advises goalies to keep trying even if adopting a new technique can be slow.    

Coach Edwards describes his theory of where the game of lacrosse is heading, and whatthat means for the future of goalies. He warns that it is becoming a dangerous position, and encourages the use of more equipment to keep goalies safe.

Coach Edwards gives tips on how goalies can stop more shots down low. He explains the importance of staying safe and protected, and offers strategies on improving their game. Coach covers probability of a shot, adjusting your stance, staying protected, and prioritizing shots during practice.