Millon Ohio

Anyone going to millons ohio camp this summer, i was thinking ide try to, if it wasnt full already?

I'm thinking of just going to Badger State camp in Whitewater.. but I also really wanna go to this one in Cali I saw just because i've never really been out there and it would be a nice summer vacation.

the machine is hosting one in madison this summer too, idk if it would be worthwhile though.

you get a free krypto shaft for signing up for the machine camp, i heard.

I wish I would have gone to Badger, but I went to a Warrior Lacrosse camp last summer in Chicago. Not a whole bunch of talent in the attack area, but there were some sick defenders there, and a few others. But Badger has alot of people from the area, it was nice seeing a different group of faces.

Here's a list of camps in Wisconsin, there might be others...I think they'll all be good
Badger State Lacrosse Camp July 29-Aug 1 UW-Whitewater http://www.lacrosseamerica.com/wi/badgerstate.shtml
University of Denver Day Camp June 19-22 at Bishop O'Connor Center http://www.kinglacrosse.com/index.html
Anteup Lacrosse (Day Camp 12-15 July 2007) http://www.anteuplacrosse.com/ (Day camp in Madison)
Xcelerate Lacrosse Camp (June 28-July 2) Carthage College http://www.xceleratelacrosse.com/overnightcamp-carthage-wisconsin.html

I think the AnteUp camp is aligned with the Machine team...also, I think Carthage College is considering establishing a D3 team soon (next 2-4 years) probably go MCLA first.

michigan also holds a pretty good six day lacrosse camp at the university which is well run...the talent is not to bad and the instruction was good especially with the goalie camp which they run two days before everyone else gets there...if you have a younger goalie who needs work i would recommend sending him there

Middleton23 wrote:

you get a free krypto shaft for signing up for the machine camp, i heard.

its immitation though, something like "advantagelacrosse" or something like that

just got back. for next year, i would highly suggest it to anyone who wants to improve there game. you basicly play and learn from some of the best players in the game, and a lot of work is position specific. camper staff ratio is like 15-20campers/1staff, which is pretty good considering all the coaches are either MLL or amazing college guys, like the top of the D1. Every position was represented by multiple pro/college players, and they were always available for "extra help sessions". Seriously, if your willing to put in the time and practice what they teach there, it will bring your game up multiple levels, gaurenteed.