Phi-Lacrosse-ophy Podcast Jamie Munro

Ecological Psychology Phd studdent and Director of Strategy for Transforming Sports Gray Thomas joins Jamie to discuss the concepts of ecological dynamics and constraints-led approach in coaching, emphasizing the importance of adapting behavior based on the relationship between the player, environment, and task. The conversation explores the challenges of adopting an evidence-based approach in youth lacrosse and the need for coaches to focus on time on task and small-sided activities. The 80-20 split between contextual activities and stick work drills is discussed, along with the importance of changing and officiating constraints. The conversation concludes with the significance of understanding the phases of the game and the principles of play as the true fundamentals of lacrosse.

This episode of the Phi-Lacrosse-Ophy podcast features Quarterback Coach and Strength & Conditioning Coordinator Danny Shaechter, who is an expert in throwing mechanics. Learn how to generate more power and accuracy when shooting!

Heading into their 2024 season opener, Harvard Head Coach Gerry Byrne joins Jamie on the show to discuss some of the concepts he's been thinking about as he prepares the Crimsom for the Spring season.

Delaware Offensive Coordinator Matt Rewkowski joins Jamie to talk about player development, using constraints as opposed to skeleton drills, variability, and man-up situations.

This podcast talks about the mental side of the game, and why every player can use sports psychology. Mental Performance Consultant Jess Hanson and Jamie talk about having a growth mindset, mindfulness, visualization, and more!

Virginia Head Coach Lars Tiffany joins Jamie to discuss how the Virginia offense will look this year, how they play picks and communicate, how to add new wrinkles to drills you've been doing for a long time, baiting, riding/clearing, the Munro drill and more!