This is a very simple technique that could be taught to your players. Especially if they come from a Basketball or Box Lacrosse Background. You could have call for this but the end goal would be for them to recognize when to do this on their own during live play.
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Formation: Begin in a basic offensive set (can be a 1-4-1 or 2-2-2 depending on team style):
#2 is positioned top right as a potential dodger.
#3 is the crease player, ready to set a screen.
#5 is positioned on the right wing, ready to receive a pass.
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