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Lacrosse
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 พ.ค. 2017
- This short film highlights how the sport of lacrosse, which has changed little over time, is regaining popularity. Watch how the game is played, how lacrosse sticks are made by Mohawks at a factory in Cornwall, and how the Canadian Lacrosse Association helps instruct teams.
Directed by Douglas Jackson - 1965 | 14 min
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The steadycam-like shots from a 1965 film? SO GOOD.
I ❤ 🥍 Lacrosse and *Intercrosse* ! Peter from 🇨🇭
This is the most amazing lacrosse video I have ever seen!
those drills were mine in East Vancouver in the 6o's!
Thank god we made the shorts longer, I’d be dangling right out of those nickers
Great vintage "industrial" of the greatest game in the world.
9:00 The kid is playing wall ball with a Chisholm Deluxe. I have 3 of them. One is used, the other two have never been. Worth a lot of money now. Mimico against everyone.
I have Logans... they were the best and out here in East Vancouver in the 60's 70' I was always captain!
The game has changed I see.
just the equipment and size/athleticism... the actual ball/stick skills are maybe not as good as in the days of Jack Bionda....
Don't know what's better, the handles or the haircuts. I thought playing hockey without a helmet was crazy, but at least in hockey the puck and the sticks are usually on the ice. Don't know how any of these guys can have any teeth left at all.
A dozen sticks for 50
Dollars 😂