The best attackers don’t pre-plan their dodge.
Make one strong initial move and read the defender’s reaction.
If the defender bites on your fake, go the opposite way.
If she stays put, drive around her decisively.
In this lesson, Columbia University coaches Katie Crest Herby and Liz Kman Jackson share three essential tips to help lacrosse players become more effective at dodging
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The best attackers don’t pre-plan their dodge.
Make one strong initial move and read the defender’s reaction.
If the defender bites on your fake, go the opposite way.
If she stays put, drive around her decisively.
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