Mastering the question mark dodge is like adding a secret weapon to your lacrosse arsenal, giving you the edge to outsmart defenders with precision and flair. Perfecting this move sharpens your ability to create space and deliver powerful shots, making it a must-have skill for any attacker aiming to dominate the field.
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• Create 2 lines of players, one on each side of the goal.
• Place 2 cones behind the goal at the top of the crease on each side.
• Place 2 more cones on each side, 5 yards up and 5 yards out from the goal, commonly referred to as the “5&5.”
• Players dodge to the far cone behind the goal, then roll back toward the goal.
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