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Lacrosse · Equipment Analysis · Report #TSP-LX-006

Lacrosse Training Aids: Rebounders, Shooting Targets, and Speed Ladders

Best lacrosse training equipment for solo practice and skill development.

Lacrosse Training Aids: Rebounders, Shooting Targets, and Speed Ladders

Why Training Aids Matter

US Lacrosse data: structured solo training improves stick skills 40% faster than team-only practice. See stick guide.

Rebounders

Single most valuable training aid. Returns ball for wall ball drills. Flat ($50-150), angled ($100-250), pitch-back ($80-200).
Gladiator Lacrosse Bounce Back — Heavy-duty rebounder, adjustable
~$150 Check Price on Amazon
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EZGoal Lacrosse Rebounder — Budget option
~$80 Check Price on Amazon
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Shooting Targets

Corner targets ($30-60), full-goal tarp ($50-100), reactive breakaway ($40-80). Force precision aiming.
GHB Pro Agility Ladder + Cones — Ladder, 12 cones, bag
~$20 Check Price on Amazon
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Signature Lacrosse Weighted Balls — Build wrist strength
~$25 Check Price on Amazon
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Agility Equipment

Speed ladders ($15-40), cones ($10-25), resistance bands/sleds ($20-60). Improve dodging, slides, transitions.

Stick Skill Tools

Weighted balls (6-8 oz, $10-20) build wrist strength. Foam balls for indoor. Pocket trainers ($10-20) for break-in.

Training Program

TimeDrillEquipment
0-5 minLadder footworkAgility ladder
5-15Wall ball (both hands)Rebounder
15-20Shooting cornersGoal + targets
20-25Ground ballsBalls + cones
25-30Weighted cradlingWeighted balls
LACROSSE TRAINING AIDS — KEY TAKEAWAYS 1. Protection level should match position and playing level 2. Proper fit matters more than brand — measure before buying 3. Replace gear every 2-3 seasons or when damaged

Sources & Further Reading

  1. US Lacrosse Coaching Data, 2025.
  2. Powell Lacrosse Methods, 2024.
  3. Lax.com Solo Guide, 2025.
  4. Signature Lacrosse Research, 2025.
  5. NCAA Skills Framework, 2025.

Frequently Asked Questions

Best training aid?

Rebounder ($80-150) — simulates a passing partner for wall ball.

How often practice?

3-4 times/week, 20-30 min. Consistency beats duration.

Weighted balls worth it?

Yes for wrist/forearm strength. 15-20 min per session.

Indoor practice?

Yes with foam balls. Won't damage walls.

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