How to Approach an Attacker
Approach at an angle
Never run straight at the attacker.
Coming in on an angle makes it harder for them to cut directly to the cage.
Women's Lacrosse Defense
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How to Approach an Attacker in Lacrosse
Approaching an attacker the right way sets the tone for great defense. By coming in at an angle, breaking down early, and using controlled body positioning, defenders can force attackers wide and protect the cage. These steps make defensive play more effective and reliable.
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