LaxPlaybook LaxPlaybook
Jump Shot Training: Power and Precision
Women's Lacrosse Practice Drills Member-only breakdown

Jump Shot Training: Power and Precision

The jump shot drill in women’s lacrosse is designed to improve jumping technique, explosiveness, and shot accuracy. This drill emphasizes hip and torso rotation during the jump, which is key to generating power in the shot. It’s a versatile exercise that can be performed solo or with a partner, helping players improve coordination and shot mechanics, especially when working with the non-dominant hand.

Inside

The complete install.

Read the full teaching sequence, adjustment notes, and coaching language behind this concept.

Library

Keep it with your plans.

Save member content alongside the drills, plays, film notes, and practice blocks you use each week.

Access

Open every member page.

One membership covers the full LaxPlaybook library across men's and women's lacrosse sections.

Article preview 139 words unlocked here

Objective:The main goal of this drill is to work on jumping off one foot and exploding upward when executing the jump shot. Additionally, emphasis is placed on the rotation of the hips and torso during the movement, which is crucial for generating power and accuracy in the shot, especially for female lacrosse players.

Starting Position: The player starts in a static position, ready to take a step and jump.

Jump and Explosion: Jump off one foot (the one closest to the goal), while rotating the hips to make the movement fluid and controlled. As you jump, it's important to explode upward with force, generating momentum with your legs.

Torso Rotation: At the peak of the jump, fully rotate your torso to take the shot. The rotation of the torso is key to adding power to the shot.

Ready to keep reading?

Turn this page into a usable practice plan.

Unlock the article, then move through the related plays, drills, and practice plans without losing the thread.

View membership