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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. Attack should be in Fast Break L

The Full Field drill - the first time I did it as a pro player, I thought I was better than the drill. The first time I had my hs team run it, I saw all the benefits of the FULL FIELD DRILL

Drill to encourage kids to keep spacing on the field using cones as markers. We will work the ball around the perimeter with LOTS of extra balls at each outside cone. If the ball is missed, pick up a new one and keep going. Keep a line at the top to rotate the next 3 into the crease.

Chalk talk for a crease slide with one player on the crease.

Great shooting drill, dodge, throw back and one more to a shot

I just want to show what we do after our goalie usually gets a save.

Done on both sides to get double the participation rate. The first part will show if there is a break off the shot. The second part is the goalie rolls back. The coaches tell the middies to "stay" or "go" to determine if a break occurs. You get two sides going at once.

Primary Formation: 1-4-1 (One top, four across the middle, one behind).

Phase 1: The Setup
Alignment: The four middle players form a horizontal line across the field.Personnel: This formation places a heavy concentration of players in the "belly" of the defense to create a screen-heavy environment.Phase 2: The Initiation (The "Slam")
The Trigger: The top player initiates a dodge directly toward the goal.The Physical Action: As the dodger moves, the middle players "slam" into their defenders.The Interaction: These middle players may also set picks for each other, creating a chaotic "Belly" of movement that is difficult for defenders to track.Phase 3: The Goal
The Opening: The slamming/screening action typically results in a wide-open cutter breaking right in front of the crease.The Scoring Chance: The goal is to use physical positioning and screens to create a high-percentage interior scoring chance.

Make it all the way around and then shoot it from the bottom half while #2 is running across the field

Battleship is an evolution in-game scenario drill that can be used within the men's or women's game. The drill emphasizes constantly offensive on-ball and off-ball movement, quick defensive rotations and applied pressures, communication amongst both parties, and proper reading and reacting ideals.

Diagram and Description of the boys lacrosse field. On the field during game play there are 10 players for each team: 1 Goalie, 3 Defenders, 3 Midfielders & 3 Attack.

This is to simulate a ally dodge and move the ball back side. This gets two looks with a crease cut or a backside if the ball is moved one more. Balls will be up top and down low in that corner.