This playbook is a curated collection of ideas, philosophies, and guidelines.
Not just specific plays, but rather for sharing strategic insights and approaches.
The Settled Weave is a fantastic way to settle the ball against a high pressure defense.
Not all, but most rides start with the coaches having to make this decision. Where do I want to force the other team to go? This is the foundation of your riding philosophy.
This is a fun drill that can be vary competitive and promote creativity. It is a great way to get away from the standard drills and break things up a little bit. Especially if space is limited.
This a great drill to work well with the space given to them and work well as a unit. Stick skills will improve and creative will grow through a drill like this.
There are few things more important in lacrosse than winning the 50/50 balls and knowing what to do it with after. This drill works on that skill and then some.
This is a great drill to gain control of the draws and convert the draw control wins into a quick goal.
There are many versions of the motion offense. Many coaches like to put it in terms of 2 triangles. This helps create a clear divide between the midfielders and attack. It can confuse the slides for the defense while creating a balanced attack and giving you multiple options. Once you learn the foundation of the motion offense, with a little practice and creativity, it will start to appear that your team has a massive playbook when in reality they are just following a few basic principles. At the core of this offense is the concept of maintaining space.