Unlock More Play Making Ability With Off-Hand Ninja!
Off-Hand Ninja is a step-by-step online lacrosse training program that will coach you how to QUICKLY develop your stick skills.
Where Should We Send You Off-Hand Ninja?
NORTH CAROLINA
I'm James Matan
I got Off-Hand Ninja in high school at Gonzaga. I'm currently playing at North Carolina. Off-Hand Ninja really gave me a boost in confidence with my left hand. Before I started the program, I would only go right. This made me predicable... pretty much the worst thing in lacrosse.
I still do this online lacrosse training to this day. By far it gave me the confidence needed to go left. Now it's pretty hard for defenders to predict how I'll get to the cage.
"My kid currently plays Division I lacrosse for High Point. I'm an online member of BTB Lax. Off-Hand Ninja is great because it's so specific. No fuss... just do this lacrosse training program and you're pretty much guaranteed to improve your Off-Hand. I'll tell ya, having impeccable stick skills is really important if you're looking to play high level lacrosse!"
- Tom Mudlaff (Lax Dad)
"I'm currently the head lacrosse coach at Georgetown Prep in Rockville, MD. Before that I coached in college for a long time. And even before that I played professionally and was an All-American at Georgetown.
So I've been around the game for a long time. As I player, I was a hard core lefty. I really do wish I developed my Off-Hand more.
These days in the Prep program, I coach my guys to develop their weak hand constantly. It's pretty simple as I put them through the Off-Hand Ninja lacrosse training program.
If you do it, it really does work!
- Scott Urick (Former Division I Player at Georgetown and Professional player)
"I play defense at Gonzaga and have a strong right hand. Going into high school I literally could not throw a pass with my left hand. It was pathetic. My high school coach told me I would never make varsity if I didn't fix it. I started the Off-Hand Ninja lacrosse training program. It's Free! Ever since, my Off-Hand has dramatically improved.
I'm going into my senior year and am committed to play at Yale."
