You drive hard, leaning into the defender, selling the topside move. Then—plant. In a heartbeat, you roll back, hands shifting, eyes on the lower corner. The defender stumbles, lost in your quick spin. The ball leaves your stick, flying low past the goalie. The move was a question mark, but the finish? Pure exclamation.
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For a great question mark drill try the Question Mark Shooting DrillI. Overview of the Question Mark Dodge
• Definition: The Question Mark Dodge is a lacrosse dodging move that allows a player to fake a move to one side before quickly rolling back and shooting on the opposite side, mimicking the shape of a question mark.
• Purpose: To gain separation from a defender by using deceptive footwork, allowing a quick shot with the strong hand.
II. Why the Question Mark Dodge is Effective
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