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Men's Lacrosse|Full-Field
I just want to show what we do after our goalie usually gets a save.

Offense, Defense
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Passing 3
Women's Lacrosse|Drill
Ground ball pick up, pass on the run to the top, face dodge/ avoid check between cones, pop up with a shot. 

Offense, Beginner, Stick-Work, Small Group (2-8)
383 Views|13 Likes|0 Comments
Zebra EMO
Men's Lacrosse|Half-Field
Zebra EMO is a man up play with many different options.

Extra-Man
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43
Women's Lacrosse|Half-Field
Creates the 2v2 opportunities on each side

Offense
358 Views|13 Likes|0 Comments
34
Women's Lacrosse|Half-Field
Opportunity to move around the crease and look for those down low


Offense
257 Views|11 Likes|0 Comments
Bingo 1
Women's Lacrosse|Half-Field
Man Up Play, isolates the the side that is the 2v1

Extra-Man
506 Views|10 Likes|0 Comments
Fence
Women's Lacrosse|Half-Field
Continuous picks, drives, and feeding opportunities

Offense
345 Views|15 Likes|0 Comments
Omaha
Men's Lacrosse|Half-Field
Open set

relies on downhill dodging and oddball cutting/pick and rolls. This set is great to maintain possession and get quick cuts and passes to crease



Offense
618 Views|13 Likes|0 Comments
Men's Lacrosse|Half-Field
Basically, there are two triangle formations. One between the midfielders (two on top, one on crease) and one between the attack (two at GLE and one at X). These two triangle formations work together in harmony. If one of the two midfielders on the top pass it down to an attackmen, then that midfielder that passed the ball will sprint to crease while yelling the motion word, FISH. When the midfielders hear this motion call, its a fill triangle rotation. The crease mid will sprint out of the crease and go to the top, while the top mid (the one that did not pass the ball) will sprint across the top and fill in where the other mid was at. 

While this is happening, the attack that caught the ball is looking to feed the ball to the mid cutting to crease. If that first look isn't there, then the second look is the mid cutting across the top (the mid that is filling in). If the second look isnt there, then the attack will pass it down to X. The X attack will then pass it to the other attackmen (the attack that did not pass the ball). The attack that has the ball will pass it to the midfielder at the top, as he passes the ball, he will yell the motion word, FISH.

When the attack hear this word, they essentially are doing the same motion as the midfielder triangle. The attack that passes the ball is cutting through the crease. This is the initial first, quick look. If no defender follows and lets the attack run free, then the mid w/ ball can pass and the attack will quick stick shot. If the attack is defended, then the second look is the X attack that is coming around to fill in for a hitch dodge and shot.

If neither look is there, then the offense can start the motion over and have the motion run the same direction or switch the direction of the motion.

Offense
625 Views|18 Likes|0 Comments
Stick handle
Men's Lacrosse|Drill
Learning and practicing how to get better at stick handling with both hands.

When you reach a cone, you are going to sich hands and cradle with the other hand until you reach the next cone. Do this until you reach the end of the cones and shoot the ball at the net.

You are able to do this with as many cones as you want.

Beginner, Intermediate, Offense, Stick-Work, Individual (1)
394 Views|7 Likes|0 Comments
Behind star
Box Lacrosse|Drill
Make it all the way around and then shoot it from the bottom half while #2 is running across the field

Offense, Beginner, Stick-Work, Read-and-React, Small Group (2-8)
334 Views|5 Likes|0 Comments
Clear
Men's Lacrosse|Full-Field
This clear is designed with simplicity in mind. This clear is based on clearing the ball opposite the box with Defensive middies as the primary ball carriers & the LSM as a secondary option.

Defense, Clear
802 Views|14 Likes|0 Comments

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