Lacrosse
Lacrosse originated from the Native American Iroquois tribe, where it was used to settle disputes, heal the sick, and strengthen men. Known as the "Maker's Sport," lacrosse involves using a long stick with a netted bag to carry the ball, combining running, passing, and shooting to win. Today, it is the national sport of the United States and Canada.
The original Native American version, known as "bag stickball," could be played with up to 1,000 players on each side. In the 15th century, French immigrants refined the game, establishing formal rules and naming it "Lacrosse," after the stick's resemblance to a bishop's crosier ("la crosse"). Lacrosse will officially be included in the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles.
3+ hours
20-60 people
Sports centers, stadiums
FAQ
We have designed our Corporate Boccia program with "safety" and "learning" as our top priorities, and have eliminated the physical collisions of traditional boccia and improved the use of safer equipment! Therefore, as long as you have assessed that you are able to run and exercise properly, you are eligible to join our bag lacrosse program!
For sports activities, we usually recommend the use of "Sports Venue", in order to avoid the influence of weather factors, we usually recommend the use of indoor space; large-scale indoor sports venues need to be booked in advance, if the number of people demand, please book early to avoid cornering.
At the end of the program, participants will be encouraged to reflect and share their experiences. This not only adds depth to the experience but also helps them fully absorb the insights gained. They can then take these lessons back to their workplace teams, applying the new ideas to their future work.
We will discuss the event's theme or core values in advance. The instructor will actively participate, observing and identifying challenges throughout the process. At key stages, they will guide group discussions by asking thought-provoking questions. Before the awards are presented, each group will nominate a representative to share feedback. Finally, the supervisor will summarize the key takeaways and purpose of the event.