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Standing Two-Hand Behind-the-Back (BTB) Wall Ball Drill for Women’s Lacrosse
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Standing Two-Hand Behind-the-Back (BTB) Wall Ball Drill for Women’s Lacrosse

The Standing Two-Hand Behind-the-Back (BTB) wall ball drill is an advanced exercise designed for female lacrosse players to build control, creativity, and confidence. It helps players maintain proper stick mechanics while performing challenging behind-the-back passes and catches, enhancing both coordination and game-ready reflexes.

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Starting Position: Stand in front of the wall with your feet shoulder-width apart and knees slightly bent. Keep your body stable and the stick vertical in your hands.

Grip Control: Use both hands on the stick, but make sure the bottom hand stays loose. This hand should guide the motion smoothly, not grip too tightly.

Behind-the-Back Motion: Throw the ball against the wall with a quick, fluid behind-the-back release. Maintain the same stick motion and mechanics used in your front passes, just executed from a different angle.

Catching the Rebound: Catch the ball cleanly on the bounce-back without moving your feet. Keep your eyes on the target spot on the wall, not on the stick head.

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