Specialty sessions at Naples Elite Lacrosse Training are 1-on-1 and private groups. They are listed as weekly training, last 1 to 2 hours, and are there for additional focused work on top of team practice.
What private lacrosse lessons usually cover
The site describes specialty sessions as a rotating session or workshop where students can get additional focused training. That window can stay on one part of the game: catching and passing, ground balls, dodging, or the decisions a player makes at a position. The session follows the player who is there. It is not a promised result.
Specialty 1-on-1 versus private groups
Both formats are specialty sessions. A 1-on-1 session is one athlete with the coach. A private group is more than one athlete in the same 1 to 2 hour window. The homepage lists both as weekly training.
Who this format is for
The coaching program is for players of all skill levels. Consulting is described for experienced athletes who need specialized training. Younger players can spend the time on fundamentals. Players looking ahead to college-prep can spend a full session on one gap. College-prep and college athlete summer training are part of elite training, which is a separate tier on the homepage.
How a first specialty session is set up
The site does not publish a minute-by-minute plan. It publishes the container: 1-on-1 or a private group, weekly, 1 to 2 hours, for additional focused training. A first visit is that format. Bring the equipment the coach asks for when you book. The free trial on a first session is listed on group sessions, not on specialty sessions.
How to book
Use the contact form and say whether you want 1-on-1 time or a private group. Group sessions are a separate, public option if you want to start with a one-hour session.