Use an organized out-of-bounds setup to attack before the defense gets organized, creating a quick-hit opportunity through a 1v1 drive and inside pick.
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When a shot goes out of bounds, the sideline calls “OB!” Instead of simply getting back into the field and setting up the offense, this strategy gives the team a quick-hit option to attack before the defense is organized.
The 3 and 4 spots and the 6 and 7 spots are positioned higher up the field, above the elbows.
The hub player and No. 2 player work inside the 8m.
This keeps the 8m relatively clear, with only two players inside while everyone else stays high and away.
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