Improve your shooting game by learning the riser shot—a diagonal release that lifts the ball into upper corners. Perfect for both girls’ and boys’ lacrosse players looking to shoot with more deception and speed.
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Concept: The riser shot moves the ball from low to high using a diagonal sweeping motion.
Start Position: Begin with the stick low, near the hip or thigh area.
Footwork: Use a slight “back-front” step—this generates momentum and aligns your body toward the shot.
Shoulder Drop: Drop the shoulders with the motion to help build upward energy and disguise the shot.
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