Greg “The Beast” Gurenlian contributed for us from his bedroom last Summer as he recovered from a season ending ACL tear. As he looks to get back on the field for the Long Island Lizards in 2012, he’s set out to accomplish many goals en route. Click here to read about his work ethic and recovery to success.
Greg “The Beast” Gurenlian contributed for us from his bedroom last Summer as he recovered from a season ending ACL tear. As he looks to get back on the field for the Long Island Lizards in 2012, he’s set out to accomplish many goals en route. Click here to read about his work ethic and recovery to success.
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[…] January 2012 was a big Lacrosse month for me. Presented at the National Lacrosse convention, started my Face-off clinics in PA with Lax EVO and finally received clearance from my surgeon and PT’s to play lacrosse again for the first time since June 3rd. What better way to test out the new knee than to fly to South Beach for the Bump N Grind tournament, right? Easy competition and a laid back atmosphere was exactly the kind of break-in weekend that I needed for my test run. […]
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I hear greg is always the little spoon when he cuddles