In an open set with two triangles, a dodger at X creates space by attacking the goal while one adjacent player cuts to the crease and the other rotates to X for a rollback option. This setup ensures scoring opportunities through quick passes, open midfield shots, or an uncontested dodge if no slide comes.
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This strategy utilizes an open set with two triangular formations—one positioned up top and one below.
The lower triangle features one player behind the goal at X and two players stationed on either side, about five feet above goal line extended (GLE).
The upper triangle is formed by the three midfielders spaced evenly.
Initiating the Dodge:The player at X initiates a dodge toward the goal.
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