Lacrosse Skool - Brian Karalunas Teaches His Tool Box of Checks

[@darrylransier7231]

This video has awesome information. A new version of it with more examples would be great!!

[@thatginger4845]

Only dislike is from an attackmen

[@richardgray1730]

Brian I am glad that you talked about the lift check. It is a very effective weapon which is not used enough. it is a good combination check. check down then lift up under the hands. I also like using it on ground balls. As the defenseman you can follow your man. Do the lift check. then youare on the ball and your Attackman has over run the ball.

[@Anonymous1938knowledge]

This video was extremely useful thank you

[@jackkelley5681]

Super helpful video. Thanks!

[@marcustyler_]

Thank you. Im a full time pole and this is very useful

[@laxer04]

Great vid

[@danielkruchynskyy4966]

holy this was useful every time i get beat i always go straight for a trail check but now i i know to time myself

[@colinhasabrokendino]

This was really helpful, I am a newer d-pole as I just started in 6th grade and now I’m in 7th😭😭😭

[@Jetseppi10]

Cant do this in girls lax but I'm still gonna watch and like 🤣

[@mauivisitor1716]

great video

[@mongo1980]

great video!

[@benjamintsukerman9815]

Great video bro

[@ryanchalker8196]

The idea of waiting till they shoot or pass to chop after they beat u is a good idea I would never have thought of

[@ryangerety4170]

Great video do a number 2

[@BigteenGoingOff2]

Thank you very much sir

[@khineness_352]

Awesome video

[@drlt3375]

100% Agreement

[@IIDASHII]

See that, boys. No kayaks or OTH checks. Just based fundamentals in the right situation getting it done.

[@shaulregev4313]

Wait so (im pretty new to lacrosse ) can u put ur stick in btween attackmens arm and ribs kinda when he is powercradlling to get his stick out of his hands?

[@alek1923]

Zeempsid yes just if you do that make sure you get the ball out quickly and get your stick out of his arms and ribs or else you will get called for holding.

[@richardgray1730]

This is tricky. my experance is that when you check up and lift the hands, elbows even the arm pits you are less likely to get call for slashing or hold than when you check down, even if the stick ends up in the same place. it is hard for the ref to see whaat is happening. I find the lift check very effect in ground ball situations.

[@grantdunn88]

attackmen watching this ngl

[@michaelphilips9327]

So is this legal in 2020? Also if y’all survive the COVID-19 big props and comment the current population number

[@savannahbaruani7802]

Great video