Feet Hips Hands
Skill Instruction, Mentorship, and Inspiration
FH2 is a club, town, and school agnostic program focused on the individual person and athlete, designed to provide the repeatable skill instruction and mentorship. All are welcome. We “train” in a controlled environment, weekly, for 10 weeks following a curriculum developed to address fundamental through advanced lacrosse skill development.
FH2 is a “SEASON” based, gender and age specific, positionless lacrosse player development program designed to provide measurable skill improvement for girls and boys from 4rd grade through High School.
Core Philosophies
01.
Inspired Play
FH2 was created to inspire a love for the game. We believe if more players get small group and individual mentorship, their confidence and passion for the 'Medicine Game' will blossom.
02.
All Players Welcome
Feet Hips Hands is a school and club agnostic training platform. We don't support programs, we support individual athletes who want repeatable skill instruction and mentorship.
03.
Enthusiasm
Our goal is to infuse positive energy and excitement into our learning experience. We make it fun, which makes players eager to participate and grow.
04.
Process
Like Operation 36, green to tee development in golf, FH2 focuses entirely on the foundational principles of lacrosse skills so that players are best prepared to excel during tournament and game play.
Owner/Founder
Dave Curry
Dave Curry started FH2 Lacrosse Player Development in April 2024. His vision developed over 30+ years as a player, coach, and parent. From New Canaan, CT. Dave’s passion for lacrosse was injected as a youth player during Howard Benedict’s summer camp “Young Braves”.
Moved to Philadelphia area in 2017 from Annapolis, MD. Active parent and youth coach leading Team PA World Series 2022 and Radnor Youth Lacrosse.
Connecticut Lacrosse Hall of Fame, inducted 2014.
The only collegiate lacrosse player ever to earn First Team All-American recognition at Division III Gettysburg College as an attackman AND First Team All-American recognition at Division I University of Virginia as a midfielder.
Dave served as assistant coach and technical skills director for the University of Virginia including 2003 National Championship season.
Member of the 1998 Men’s U.S. “World Team” and World Championship winner.
1st round selection for inaugural Major League Lacrosse (MLL) New Jersey Pride and 5x All-Star, 2x shooting accuracy skills champion and MLL Championship winner (Baltimore Bayhawks 2005).