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Control and Passing on the Move
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Control and Passing on the Move

The "Control and Pass in Motion" drill is designed to improve passing accuracy and ball control while players stay in constant motion. This exercise is essential for familiarizing players with fast passing situations and controlling the ball effectively in a dynamic team environment. It also enhances communication and coordination between players, which are key components in the game of lacrosse

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Objective: The purpose of this exercise is to improve the technique of catching the ball and passing accuracy while maintaining constant movement. It also allows players to familiarize themselves with fast passing situations and ball control within a team dynamic, which is essential in lacrosse.

Cones or markers to define the zones

Player Distribution: Place two groups of two players, one in each zone. The groups should be separated by a distance of about 3-4 yards.

Each group is assigned one lacrosse ball.

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