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90-Minute Boy’s Lacrosse Practice Plan: Cradling Focus

This 90-minute boy’s lacrosse practice plan focuses on teaching beginner players the essential skill of cradling through six engaging 15-minute drills. Designed to improve ball control and positioning, this plan helps coaches build a strong foundation in lax fundamentals while boosting player confidence

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This 90-minute boy’s lacrosse practice is designed for youth beginner players, focusing on the essential skill of cradling the ball. Divided into 6 segments of 15 minutes each with one drill per segment, this plan aims to develop fundamental lax techniques. As a coach, you’ll guide the boys through engaging drills that improve their cradling ability, which is crucial for ball control and overall lacrosse performance.

Segment 1 (0:00 – 15:00): Warm-Up and Cradling Basics

Drill: Cradling Fundamentals

• Begin the practice with a dynamic warm-up, including jogging, high knees, butt kicks, and arm circles to prepare the boys for lacrosse activities.

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