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Passing on the Move
Women's Lacrosse Practice Drills Member-only breakdown

Passing on the Move

The "Control and Passing on the Move" drill for women's lacrosse improves pass reception and accuracy while players maintain constant movement. It helps familiarize with fast-paced passing situations and ball control in a dynamic team environment.

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Objective: The purpose of this drill is to improve the technique of receiving passes and passing accuracy while maintaining constant movement. It also helps players become more familiar with fast-paced passing situations and ball control within a team dynamic, which is vital in women's lacrosse.

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Starting the Exercise: Begin by placing the players in two groups of two, one group in each zone. The zones should be about 3-4 yards apart, and each group should have one lacrosse ball.

Each player will start with the ball in their respective zone. The first player in each group will make a precise pass to their teammate, who must receive the ball while moving and maintain control.

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