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Offensive Concepts 2-3-1 Set

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Breaking the Rotation: The Tactical Advantage of Shifting from 1-3-2 to 2-3-1

Transitioning to a 2-3-1 alignment forces the top defenders to widen out, cracking open the middle of the field for cleaner skip lanes and high-quality step-down shots. By altering the attack geometry, you disrupt established defensive rotations and isolate the single player behind the net to quarterback the offense with significantly less pressure.

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Top Corner Wheel

This man-up set positions all six players above the goal line, creating constant scoring threats with coordinated rotations that challenge the defense to stay organized. The top-right rotation shifts defenders, allowing the offense to exploit the weak side, while stationary players maintain readiness to pass or shoot quickly.

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1-3-2 Bottom Triangle Carry

This is a very clean man up that many of us can run. Sometimes a simple rotation and change in direction of the ball is enough to throw a defense off. Video included

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1-3-2 Double Go Overload

The 1-3-2 Double Go Overload uses ball movement and misdirection, and finishes with two simultaneous cuts to overload the crease.

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3 Man Wheel Off Ball Extra Man Offensive Play

This play is a simple 3 man wheel off ball that makes our best left handed feeder the QB of a play that offers him many options to choose from. This play provides many different looks and nicely resets the formation to run the play again. You can also flip the wheel and run it on the other side if you want to get it to the lefties.