The Big Little offense in lacrosse, a powerful strategy that creates mismatches by moving a short-stick defender behind the goal, forcing them into unfamiliar defensive positions. It provides a detailed guide on angles, positioning, and various pick techniques to maximize the offense’s effectiveness and disrupt defensive systems.
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Overview of Big Little Offense
• Big Little Offense: This tactic is widely used because it’s difficult to defend. The main goal is to create mismatches between defenders and offensive players.
• Teaching Importance: Correctly teaching angles, positioning, and pick placement is key to maximizing the effectiveness of this strategy.
Key Concepts: Angles, Positioning, & Pick Placement
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