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Turn Ground balls into Fast Breaks

Ground balls are crucial in lacrosse, and by teaching players to fight for possession with three on-ball and three off-ball in a triangle ready to attack or defend, teams can seamlessly transition into fast-break opportunities. This simple, structured approach reduces chaos, keeps the play fast, and creates scoring chances or defensive stability, requiring only hustle, basic stick skills, and adherence to a few key rules.

By Joe Juter

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