The word FOGO is an acronym used by many coaches. It stands for face-off-get-off.

We will cover the difference between men’s and women’s lacrosse and why they use different equipment and field lines.

In today’s article, we will cover what exactly each position does in lacrosse and if there are different types of gear for each. Of course, a d-pole will use a longer stick than a midfielder, but is there a difference in their pads?

In this article, we will cover both of those questions to help further your knowledge of a lacrosse field's dimensions.

Lacrosse is one of the fastest sports on two feet, so understanding what all the field markings mean is vital.

Defense is one of the hardest positions to learn in lacrosse. To play properly a player needs to understand what their role is, the different types of defense, and the basics of how to check with a defensive lacrosse stick.

Have you ever watched a lacrosse game and wondered why some players have six-foot-long sticks and others don’t? Well, today we’ll be reviewing the different types of lacrosse sticks and why players use them!

What are the different kinds of lacrosse? In today’s article, we will cover what the three different variations are and how they are played.

With all the stringing options in lacrosse, understanding what each pocket type is can be confusing. Luckily, we’ll review everything about pockets in today's article. From understanding what a pocket is to learning four different types of pockets.

A lacrosse stick has multiple vital parts, from the head and shaft to the mesh. Today, we will go over all of the parts of a lacrosse stick and why they are important for a player. With so many options, it is important to know what each part does.