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Mastering Off-Ball Movements: The Mirror Shooting Drill in Lacrosse
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Mastering Off-Ball Movements: The Mirror Shooting Drill in Lacrosse

The mirror shooting drill is an excellent tool for teaching players to time off-ball movements and get open to receive passes. This drill offers several important benefits for lacrosse players, such as improving passing and shooting accuracy, developing quick decision-making, promoting coordination and teamwork, simulating game situations under pressure, enhancing off-ball movement, and increasing speed and agility.

By Joe Juter

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