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Men's Lacrosse Practice Drills content filed under Face off.
This faceoff clamp drill teaches players how to develop proper stance, grip, and hand movement to consistently win possession.
We all know how imperative face offs are in a game and having great wing play is a key part of winning faceoffs.
Face offs are a key segment of the game that has an immediate impact on both possessions as well as scoring opportunities. Unfortunately, very few programs have a specific face off coach or even enough coaches to spend dedicated time in this important area.
Sometimes we just need a simple routine for our face off guys to go through before a game or practice. Something to build the muscle memory and create focus before competition begins. This simple routine can be your answer.
Controlling the ball on a face off is key part of the game. This drill works on repetition and technique so that when it is game time you are guaranteed possession of the ball.
This is a great drill to work on communication between your face off man and his teammates coming in from the wing.
Too often, we have to choose between having our faceoff players practice independently or participating in team drills. This competitive faceoff drill engages the entire team, eliminating the need to separate faceoff specialists from the group.
