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Wall
Ball
This
is probably the most accessible drill, as everything one would need to do this
are the stick, a ball, and a wall. This
drill involves throwing the ball repeatedly on the wall and attempting to catch
it as ricochets off the surface. This
can develop a player’s dexterity, especially his or her non-dominant hand
skills. Even the best players in the
world still hit the wall on a regular basis.
A
simple, yet enjoyable, way to improve throwing skills is to play lacrosse
golf. All a player would need is a
lacrosse stick, ball, and a bucket. The
goal is to shoot the ball from various distances. Players can do this on their own or make it a
competition with teammates.
Waterfall
Drill
The
Waterfall Drill helps develop the players’ ability to make and catch short and
long passes. The drill starts with two
players standing on the same end line, at least ten yards apart. Both players would then run to the other end
line while passing a ball back and forth.
Upon reaching the end line, the players would move further away from
each other before running again to the first end line, and this time, making
long cross-field passes.
Stephen Varanko III used to play lacrosse when he was in high school. He even served as captain of his school’s varsity team. Read more about the sports by visiting this website.
Stephen Varanko III used to play lacrosse when he was in high school. He even served as captain of his school’s varsity team. Read more about the sports by visiting this website.
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