Learn the 2-3-1 side pop, an offensive concept that uses movement from the crease to create space, change defensive matchups, and open passing options.
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The 2-3-1 side pop is an offensive set that starts in a 2-3-1 formation and uses movement from the crease area to create space and another passing option.
The concept uses the players' positioning and movement to change the defensive matchup and open up opportunities around the middle of the offense.
The offense begins in a 2-3-1 formation.
Two players are positioned higher in the formation, three players occupy the middle area, and one player starts near the crease.
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