Last week, LRNews went behind the scenes with the Wesleyan Men’s Lacrosse team for a Fall weekend, catching a glimpse of the program both on and off the field.

In the last installment of the LRNews Wesleyan Video Series, Strength and Conditioning coach Drew Black discusses the movements and lifts lacrosse players can work on.


At Wesleyan, the student-athlete experience is one predicated on the balance between academics and athletics. Taking in a captain’s practice on Homecoming weekend (NESCAC rules prohibit organized team activity in the Fall), it was obvious this year’s team is motivated to be a real player this season on the field.

Being a student first is stressed heavily in the program, and finding athletes that want to exceed both in the classroom and on the field provides a great window into the Division III lacrosse experience.

In the interest of disclosure, I am graduate of the University, and can attest to the excellent balance a school like Wesleyan provides a student-athlete.

THE LRNEWS WESLEYAN VIDEO SERIES:

MondayProgram Spotlight
TuesdayRecruiting: What do Wesleyan coaches look for in players?
WednesdayThe NESCAC: What is it like competing in the conference?
ThursdayTransitioning Your Game: What are the differences between high school and DIII lacrosse?
FridayStrength & Conditioning: What should lacrosse players focus on?

MORE LRNEWS ON CAMPUS: NOTRE DAME
MondayThe Notre Dame Experience
TuesdayRecruiting: What ND Coaches Look For
WednesdayTransitioning Your Game: What ND Players Saw Change from the High School to the College Game
ThursdayImproving Your Game: What ND Players Recommend to High School Players

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