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Latest revision as of 16:46, 18 October 2018
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Drill
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5 Min |
Active Stretching
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10 Min |
Meatloaf Passing Drill
http://www.uslacrosse.org/multimedia-center/blog/postid/822/meatloaf-passing-and-ground-ball-drill-video.aspx
- Divide players into six groups: two rows with three lines in each, facing each other
- Start in the bottom left corner, throwing the ball to top left.
- Players will catch, switch hands, and move the ball to the person in the middle, passing in the shape of a W
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10 Min |
Warmup Keep Away
- Build an area with cones about the size of the top of the box to the mid line
- Have 6 defenders and 5 offense
- Offense keeps the ball away without going out of bounds
- If ball turns over, subtract a defender and add an offense
- Variation: If ball touches ground, turnover
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5 Min |
Water
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10 Min |
Ground Ball Train
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wIOjTHxEJ3A
- Line up all one one side of the field, need about 20 yards wide and width of a field
- Idea is for kids to get alot of repetition with ground balls
- 3 types of ground ball work, kids go back and forth across the field
- Roll ball to self, double move escape (face dodge, roll, split dodge) go to sideline and then to start the other way
- Start with ground ball at feet, kick with foot, hockey with stick, double move escape
- roll ball out accelerate through it
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10 Min |
Round Up
A great drill that allows for many touches with ground balls and provides a competitive relay race for kids.
- Divide kids into 4 equal groups
- Place 4 cones at equal distance away from a center point
- At the center point, drop all your balls, 20+ balls recommended
- Have your kids line up on the 4 cones
- Blow the whistle and the kids run into middle to get ground balls and run back to their starting cone
- When the player scooping the ball returns past the cone, the next player goes
- Any ball racked, must be dropped, players can only scoop up one ball at a time
- Note: Variation is to have coaches in the middle checking kids sticks
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5 Min |
Water
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10 Min |
No Second Chances Ground Balls
Often times a player gets a first chance at a ground ball while unchallenged, but they often fail to field it cleanly and that is when the crowd joins in.
- Partner up with one ball, a chaser and receiver
- Coach rolls out the ball, receiver runs for it, chaser chases after 1 second
- The receiver does not look back, he runs straight for the ball
- Chaser attempts to poke or lift check the receiver when he is scooping
- The receiver has to adjust his body to protect the back hand
- The receiver runs to daylight and passes back to coach
- If the chaser successfully disrupts the scoop he should box out and flick the ball to open space and then get the ground ball
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10 Min |
Short pass dragon
- 4 kids at a time
- Make a straight line of 4 cones
- At the start of the straight line at 4 more cones 5 yards up and 5 yards out from the previous cone, the cone pattern makes an isosceles triangle with the right angle at the top left
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10 Min |
Ladder, cone sprint, 5 pushups
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