I primarily use this at the youth level. But obviously, enjoy using your creativity and lacrosse mind to apply this and/or modify to apply to any situation you are on.
The Draw and Dump clear is great for when you do not have a lot of time to practice or if you are playing with a very young group or a group who is new to lacrosse.
The basic premise of the clear is a give and go. Some people call it a “rabbit” clear to reference the greyhound dogs that race as the electronic rabbit runs next to them.
One of the reasons I like this for youth lacrosse is that there is not much being asked of the other players. They just need to go to the conventional spots on the field. And if they are in the wrong place, it will not ruin the clear as long as they stay out of the way.