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Circle Box Team Defense Concept
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Circle Box Team Defense Concept

I had a very athletic defense with a very low lax IQ. They understood how to get after the ball carrier, press and stay on their bottom hand. But they did not understand off-ball team defensive concepts. Thus I created a few Defensive concepts they could follow regardless if we were in a zone, man to man or even man down.

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I had a very athletic defense with a very low lacrosse IQ. They understood how to get after the ball carrier, press, and stay on their bottom hand. But they did not understand off-ball team defensive concepts.

Thus, I created a few defensive concepts they could follow—regardless of whether we were in a zone, man-to-man, or even man-down.

I figured if they could follow these three simple rules, we would be great.

There were exceptions to these rules, but I tried to minimize these exceptions in order to minimize confusion.

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