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TRANSITION & SPECIAL TEAMS

Detailed guide for effective game communication strategies, including transitions, rides, clears, and man-up/down tactics. Coaches' role emphasized. Essential for team coordination and success.

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TRANSITION & SPECIAL TEAMS

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  1. TRANSITION & SPECIAL TEAMS IN GAME COMMUNICATION TERMINOLOGY RIDES CLEARS MAN-UP MAN-DOWN TRANSITION SUBSTITUIONS

  2. IN GAME COMMUNICATION ONLY COACHES ARE ALLOWED TO TALK TO REFS OR OPPOSING COACHES DURING GAME PLAY. Make sure the Substitution Box is clear. Riding and Clearing strategy is established prior to game. (Adjustments will be made in game) Man Up and Down strategies are established and set in practice. (Based on game situations)

  3. RIDING/CLEARING – FULL FIELD

  4. RIDING - Concepts Effort/Hustle/Heart Back Check - Rag the ball Talk to each other. (“I’m going”, “Loose” and “Tight”) Types of Rides “Tight” – Cover a man/Jump the ball Need the ball Force Goalie to carry Force cross field pass “Loose” – Get back/Slow down transition Middies get back Slow down opponent

  5. PRESSURE RIDE – “TIGHT”

  6. TRIANGLE RIDE – “LOOSE”

  7. TRIANGLE RIDE – “LOOSE””

  8. CLEARING - Basics Break out with your head up. Listen to the Goalie (“Clear” or “Break”) Talk to each other. (“They’re on me”, “Across” and “Here’s your help”) LSM gets to sideline quicklyor Ready to retreat to hole. Be Patient. Goalie has options

  9. CLEARING -Goalie Speak Loud (“Clear” or “Break”) Have to direct the defense (“Cross” or “Up”) Never outlet toward the box If the offense Hard ride? (Free clear, 4 and around, outlet quickly) If the offense soft ride? (Walk the ball up/Look for the 2 v 1) D-Men walk with Goalie. (Easy outlets)

  10. CLEARING - Progression Phase 1 – Goalie hits streaking Middies or LSM Phase 2 – Goalie moves ball to parallel D-Man Phase 3 – Middle D and Middie cut towards ball side. Phase 4 – Cross Field to opposite side D-Man Phase 5 – Opposite Side D-Man carries up field Phase 6 – Same Side Middies look up and clear. Opposite Middie back.

  11. CLEARING – Phase one

  12. CLEARING – Phase two

  13. CLEARING – Phase three

  14. CLEARING – Phase four

  15. CLEARING – Phase five

  16. NEGATIVE TRANSITION Poor Transition – Turns to offense www.youtube.com/watch?v=D7x5sRjN4to

  17. MAN-UP - Concepts Head up Draw and Dump Keep the ball HOT!!! Let the plays develop “Harry” – Wheel from X “Outback” – 3-3 Staggered Formation (Draw and Dump and Cycle) “Backer” – Wheel from up top. (Shot in the Slot)

  18. MAN-UP

  19. MAN-UP Man Up https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8liz3Fu7DGU

  20. MAN-DOWN Communication is Key Know what defense we are in. Sticks in the passing lanes. Sag to the middle of the defense. (Force outside shots) Do not chase the ball. Be Patient and Stay in position. Two types of Man Down Defenses.

  21. MAN-DOWN – Lock Crease

  22. MAN-DOWN – Crease on a string

  23. MAN-DOWN Man down – Defense www.youtube.com/watch?v=sr_pjRYS67w

  24. TRANSITION – Fast Break Three types of Fast Breaks Flat Break – (Set up of the Face Off, Shooters curling up from wings) Slow Break – (If L break is not there, we attack from X) Secondary Break – (Middle Sweep from Top)

  25. TRANSITION – Flat Break

  26. TRANSITION – Slow Break

  27. TRANSITION & SPECIAL TEAMS

  28. TRANSITION – Secondary Break

  29. SUBSITUTIONS - Concepts Listen to coaches, Be DISCIPLINED Together with your line mates. We are subbing through the box or midfield. Support each other during “Yellow” on offense.(Slowdown and be patient) Once the appropriate personnel is on the field, last player coming on calls out formation.

  30. SUBSITUTIONS

  31. SUBSITUTIONS

  32. SUBSITUTIONS

  33. SUBSITUTIONS

  34. “EAGLE” Sub thru Box Middie substitutions . (LSM gets off immediately for offensive middie) Defensive middies support, till all substitutions are made. Players need to focused on the field and on sideline. Always with your line mates. (Established prior to game time) Know the situation. Closest Middie to the sideline comes off first. (Sprint to Sideline) New Middie coming on lets the next middie know to come off.

  35. “EAGLE” Sub thru Midfield The Progression Yellow on offense settle the ball “Air Out” D-man step off defensive side of field into box Middie 1 replaces D-Man on Defensive side of field. Middie 2 on offense sprints to Midfield line. Once over the line, Middie 2 replace. Middie 2 sprints to box and is replaced by next offensive middie. Once all new offensive player are on, D-man steps back on field.

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