For coaches responsible for a lacrosse program

Every kid gets a real year. Even the ones at the bottom of the roster.

Whether you coach one team or lead several under one program, give every coach a shared foundation and every player a clear path forward between practices.

A plan for every coach. A path for every player. One standard your program can keep building on.

THE PLAN

Every coach starts from the same foundation.

Your coaches teach your game in their own way, without every team starting from zero.

They review the plan before practice, use the same language on the field, and give players a clear next step when practice ends.

See CoachingSee what coaches see

A night lacrosse practice under stadium lights: coaches on the field running separate groups of players across the 40, 30 and 20 yard lines, players moving in each group
THE PATH

Every player has a way forward between practices.

Players see what they are learning before they arrive, then keep building between practices with short, guided workouts.

Not just your starters. Not just the players with private coaches. Every player gets a clear next step.

See the AcademySee how players train between practices

Three panels: a coach holding a phone with a player note that reads Owen needs to work on shooting and catching the ball beside a list of workouts to recommend; a player opening the recommended workout video on his phone; the same player shooting on a goal in his backyard
THE PROOF

A stronger program shows up on the field.

Players arrive with more context. Coaches spend less time re-explaining and more time teaching. Your program keeps building even when the staff changes.

“Patrick’s videos and training platform allowed me to teach concepts and get us all pulling on the same rope. It was like he was on the staff.”Coach Bill Rexford, Weston High School Boys Lacrosse, Connecticut

See the Team HQ Program

A coach and teammates congratulating a goalie on the field after a game

See how coaches bring their game to life.

Different coaches. Different programs. One common goal: helping players understand more, practice better, and play with confidence. Hear what changed when they brought POWLAX into their program.

The best job I’ve ever seen at communicating the why

Matt Zeuch · Coach

I can be a coach, even though I didn’t play

Mike Bruny · Dad and youth coach, never played lacrosse

The opposing coach asked, what was that zone you guys were running?

Tim Ryan · Head coach, Framingham State

I want parents to say, this guy really knows what he’s doing

Thomas Ahart · Head Coach, NC State Men’s Club Lacrosse

Every program is different. Results depend on how the system is used.

Every kid gets a real year.