JM3 Lacrosse Podcast

In this episode, Kevin Corrigan, head coach at Notre Dame, shares insights on coaching philosophy, game strategies, and the importance of adaptability and IQ in lacrosse. We explore how to develop smarter players and create variability in training to improve performance.key topicsThe importance of variability and external focus in trainingHow to evaluate and develop lacrosse IQStrategies for full field game developmentUsing constraints to teach decision-makingThe role of mental toughness and psychology in sportsAdapting game plans based on personnel and oppositionThe significance of communication and leadership on defenseInnovative drills and practice design for game readiness

In this all new and rebranded podcast, Jamie talks to PLL Chaos' midfielder and 2026 Natoinal Champion Chad Palumbo, who shares insights on everything Princeton lacrosse, as well as the key things in his development that made him the player he is today.key topicsThe role of culturePrinciples-based offense and spacing guidelinesThe importance of intentional pick setting and reading defensesDeception as a core skill in high-level lacrossePickup as a tool for skill development and creativityThe influence of free play and unstructured practiceAdapting training methods to enhance decision-making and IQThe significance of player strengths and roles in offense

In this conversation, Colin and Jamie Munro discuss the fundamental principles of offensive strategies in lacrosse, particularly focusing on how these principles can be applied across various game scenarios, including six on six and man up offenses. They emphasize the importance of collapsing defenses and creating spacing advantages to enhance offensive effectiveness.

This conversation with Coach Developers Alan Keane and Simon Turner delves into the importance of adaptability in sports coaching, particularly under pressure. It emphasizes the need for coaches to find a balance between directing players and allowing them autonomy, highlighting the significance of understanding players' needs and the context of the game. Alan is a highly regarded performance basketball coach with a focus on meeting the needs of the people he coaches. He’s a Great Britain national team head coach, award winning former teacher and current PhD candidate. Simon is a coach and facilitator who works at the intersection of sport and social change. He’s coached basketball for 20+ years and trained over 400 sports practitioners in the intentional use of sport to change people’s lives. Their support services enable coaches and organizations to become more aware of their strengths, increase the level of care in team environments and create impact for the people and the community they serve. To learn more, go to https://mvmtsports.com

In this episode, Jamie Munro interviews FLG Program Director Corey Winkoff, who is also the Girls Assistant Coach at St. Anthony's. They discuss Corey's journey into ecological coaching, emphasizing the importance of player development over winning. Corey shares his innovative offensive principles, known as SWAGR, which focus on spacing, ball possession, movement, deception, and reading the game. The conversation delves into strategies for teaching players to handle pressure, the differences between picks and seals in zone offenses, and the significance of creating high percentage shots. They also explore the role of constraints in coaching and how to adapt drills to enhance player understanding and performance.