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Figure Eight Drill
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Figure Eight Drill

The "Figure Eight Drill" is a stick work exercise designed to enhance passing accuracy, mobility, and communication between players in women's lacrosse. This drill also helps athletes refine their technique for cutting and moving around a pick in tight spaces. Ideal for players looking to improve their decision-making and coordination on the field, the "Figure Eight Drill" is an essential practice for developing key skills that directly apply to game scenarios.

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This exercise is a stick work drill called "Figure Eight". Its primary goal is to enhance passing accuracy, mobility, and communication between players. It also allows players to work on their technique for cutting and moving around a pick (screen) in tight spaces. Here's a step-by-step breakdown of how it works:

Initial Setup: You’ll need three players: two on the outside (outside players) and one in the middle (inside player). The middle player starts with the ball.

The Middle Player:

The player in the middle (with the ball) passes it to the player in front of them on the outside.

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