TryLax Free practice plan ideas

I just volunteered to coach a high school girls lax team and we have two TryLax Free days next week, 2 hours each practice. I plan to go over the basics of GBs, cradling, throwing/catching, shooting, and defense. Does anyone else have any basic skills I should add to that list? I’d also love if anyone had any drills or games I could put in my plan.

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u/Snsodee — 14 days ago

[SELL][US & Canada] ILNP destash

All have been swatched. See each polish for mani uses. Each polish is $8. $6 shipping + 50 cents per additional polish. Free shipping if you buy altogether!

ILNP
- jumping puddles. 1 mani
- honeybee, 2 mani *
- love letter, 2 mani *
- treetop, swatched only
- bear hug, 1 mani
- sweet pea, 1 mani
- internship, 2 mani

CIRQUE COLOR
- lush (m), 1 mani

* has 2 drops of KB Shimmer polish thinner

u/Snsodee — 2 months ago
▲ 47 r/ILNP

Honeybee & Love Letter

Loving the nails I did last night 🙂‍↔️ I’ve never done a French tip on myself before! I don’t love it but also impressed with how I did!

Thumb, index and pinky: fillin groovy kb shimmer
Ring and middle: nailtiques formula 2 and chiffon cirque colors
ILNP honeybee and love letter respectively

u/Snsodee — 2 months ago

Men taking young daughters to bathroom

Hey everyone, I (F) have a 3 year old, almost 4 year old, daughter. When out in public, I’m not always able to take my daughter into the restroom and will have my husband take her.

When he takes her, he will take her into the women’s restroom if there isn’t a family restroom. Women’s restrooms are generally cleaner, there is a smaller likelihood of a nasty human peeping on my kiddo, and there aren’t male genitalia out with hardly any covers (urinals).

However, I know that being in an extremely conservative state, there may be some thoughts about this. I also recognize that Reddit is more of a liberal platform, but I’d like to hear others’ thoughts on if they think my husband taking my daughter into a women’s restroom is appropriate.

Edit: thanks to everyone who was respectful and answered my question! I hadn’t thought of some of the points y’all made. My husband and I will be making a change in our practice moving forward ☺️

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u/Snsodee — 3 months ago