 Basic fundamentals win games…can not take them for granted.  Practice time is essential  Gloves off, hand placement, no death grip.  Baseball & football.

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 Basic fundamentals win games…can not take them for granted.  Practice time is essential  Gloves off, hand placement, no death grip.  Baseball & football QB.  Tape marks.  12 o’clock.  Footwork and stickwork together.  Keep coaching the little league superstar.  Partner passing…crawl before you walk.

 We start most practices with this drill.  A lot of touches while you are moving.  10 yards apart…jog/run 50 yds.  Stick in outside hand…communication.  “Help” or “one more.”  Try to avoid poles going together.  Competition  Video Video

 Basic GB drill, but gets us talking.  GB’s = possession = offensive chances  Scoop with proper hand.  “Help right or left”  Make pass and then backcut…lost art.  Video Video

 Players can not hide in this drill.  They need to v-cut to the ball and talk.  Catch the ball in outside hand…roll away.  Carry for 5yds ONE HANDED - good protection  Throw a yard pass to their teammate who has v-cut to the ball.  Passes must be to the outside or it’s a TO.  Can not make a yard pass…fix your stick  Can incorporate back cuts into the drill as well  WHITE BOARD DEMO

 Progresses from 2v1, 3v2 to 4v3.  Can be broken down & work on segments.  Offense stay spread, great stickwork=goals  Offensive communication/trust is key.  Keys to 2v1, 3v2 & 4v3  Do not predetermine what you will do.  Have fun…competition.  Video Video

 Beg, borrow & steal drills, ideas, sets, etc.  Offense players move up for advantage GB  Defender must play the ball…its a drill.  Up tempo, quick decisions, pressure.  Handle the ball in tight area…to do this you need good stick skills  Finish with a goal…offense should score!!!  Video Video

 Similar concept but attack from behind cage  Very tough to execute at first, will take time  Wing spots start ahead of man at X, they must sprint to “island” to be a threat.  Which way will X man go…react quickly.  Handle the ball in tight spaces…can not hide.

 Starts off of a GB…move the ball right away.  4 v 3 off a contested GB…compete.  Players start in 4 spots of a diamond  Play for points…make it fun.  Losing team has to run.  Video Video

 Alignment for A & D on the 40 yd line.  Mids/ LSM’s/ssdm’s -opposite restraining box.  Mids in different colors…coach calls out “2 white & 1 red” and rolls ball out.  Attack/defense should recognize “5v4”  Key is to communicate what the situation is.  We do a lot of 4v3’s, so this drill is for 4v4, 5v4, 6v5 scenarios mostly.  WHITE BOARD

 Attack & Mids work on separate drills specific to their position.  Salisbury drills are excellent for INDY work.  Cone work for our feet…start slow and build  Basic stick protection drill - Z drill.  Watch for breakdowns in the fundamentals.  Dodging and feeding technique.  How can you do this if you do not have 3-4 coaches??  WHITE BOARD

 Attack & Mids together.  Install your offense together…2 cages??  Shooting drills incorporating pieces of your offense. Practice the shots you will get.  Passing drills are within the shooting drills.  Mids need to play defense too…two groups.

 Need to work on pieces of your offense in smaller segments.  1 v 1 is not realistic.  2 v 2 allows you to watch who works well together. Chemistry is key on offense.  4 v 4 adds more players & still allows coaches to watch players closely.  Encourage kids to “talk” on the sideline & make up plays…be creative.  Mix up who is on defense…two poles, two ss, etc.

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