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Top Corner Wheel
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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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This man-up offensive set positions - 1 player at the top- 3 across the middle- 2 down lowWith all six players above the goal line extended and ready to score. This setup is highly effective because each player poses a scoring threat, but it’s essential that the two players down low remain alert to back up shots. On a missed shot, a smart goalie or defenseman could reach the endline first, so being aware that they need to be ready to back up the shot is key.

In this setup, three players in the top right rotate together to create movement and scoring opportunities:

• The top center player moves toward the crease, forcing the defense to account for them as a potential scoring threat by having his stick up ready to receive a pass. • The wing player then fills the top center spot • The player who started in the crease rotates out to the wing.Exploiting the Weak Side

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