Lacrosse Skills Training Facilities for Developing Lacrosse Players, Lacrosse Summer Camps and Athletic Development PA

Attention Lacrosse Players!
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TRAINING
	Speed Elite, the absolute standard of high level athletic training in the Montgomery and Chester county areas, presents the Speed Elite Lacrosse Development Academy for both boys and girls. It will be available for all ages and for all skill levels ranging from beginners to collegiate. Sessions will begin in mid June and continue through to mid August. Training will run for 8 weeks and participants are recommended to attend 1-2 times a week. Time slots are available as follows: 5-6pm or 6-7pm, Monday through Thursday. Private, semi-private, and group trainings are available. Groups will be put together based on skill level and will contain 4-5 boys or girls
PACKAGES
	Packages are available. You can purchase a speed training workout, a lacrosse training workout, or both. If both are purchased; workouts will run 2 1/2 hours (1 1/2 speed & 1 LAX)
RATES
	Private: $35 Semi-Private: $25 Group: $15 Contact Sean Lawlor at 610-470-4262 for details.
TRAINERS
	In addition to Sean and his staff; this program will feature Joe Senna, a division 1 scholarship athlete will volunteer his time to help train you. Joe began his lacrosse career in fourth grade with the Collegeville Cougars. During his sixth grade year with the Cougars his team won the championship in the B division. In middle school Joe joined the PV Middle School Lacrosse Club and his team went undefeated in his seventh grade year and won the league title. In his eighth grade year his team took home the championship. During Joe's high school lacrosse career he played JV as a freshman and as a sophomore he started at close defense and was named 2nd Team All Conference in the PAC-10 and 2nd Team All Area. In his junior year, Joe was named 1st Team All Conference and 1st Team All Area for his skills in lacrosse. Along with playing for the Black Bear All Star Team in the summer, Joe was approached by several colleges and he now plays Division 1 Lacrosse. In his senior year of high school, Joe received the George Krausse Award and as a freshman, he was red shirted. As a red shirted freshman Joe started all ten games and will likely start every game. Joe already has 6 ground balls for the year.