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MEDICAL FORM FOR LACROSSE ATHLETES 2025

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The document is a medical form designed for lacrosse athletes, requiring completion by the athlete and/or parent. It collects personal information, emergency contacts, medical history, and details about any previous injuries or health conditions that may affect participation in lacrosse. The form emphasizes the importance of disclosing relevant medical information and obtaining physician approval for any existing health issues.

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Begin by entering the athlete's last name, first name, address, postal code, and date of birth. Ensure all personal information is accurate for proper identification.
Fill in the contact details including city/province and phone number. Indicate whether it is a cell or home number by circling your choice.
Provide the health care number and province. This information is crucial for emergency situations.
In the 'FOR EMERGENCY NOTIFY' section, list an emergency contact's name, address, and phone number. Include the family doctor’s name and relationship to the athlete.
Answer the health history questions by checking 'YES' or 'NO' for each item. If you answer 'YES' to any question, provide detailed explanations in the space provided.
Complete sections regarding medications, allergies, medical conditions, and recent injuries. Be thorough to ensure safety during participation.
Finally, both athlete and parent/guardian must sign and date the form at the bottom to certify that all information is correct.

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Do you have to be fast in lacrosse?

Regardless of the position played on the field, all lacrosse players need to be fast, well-coordinated, and able to rapidly change direction and adapt to continuously changing circumstances.

Does lacrosse require athleticism?

From a physical standpoint, lacrosse incorporates both cardio and strength. It requires constant movement, often with short, high-intensity bursts of speed and quick changes of direction.

Do you need to be fast for lacrosse?

Its better to be at 3 12 miles or under and pick up the pace, instead of going further distances at a steady jog. Lacrosse is more of a sprint/rest oriented game like basketball, with jogging in between.

How tall do you have to be to play D1 lacrosse?

Just kidding, this isnt that serious but I do apologize if someone from the unlisted schools gets left off the list. Lets start with the big stuff. The vast majority of D1 players are between 510 and 62, with the largest concentration of a single height being 60.

Can people with disabilities play lacrosse?

Athletes with disabilities can and do participate in typical or mainstream formats of lacrosse at all levels of playfrom youth to the pros. Anyone with the desire and ability to play a mainstream format of lacrosse with reasonable accommodations should be allowed to do so.

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