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Petaluma Youth Lacrosse Basic Offense and Defense Set up (2012 Season)

Petaluma Youth Lacrosse Basic Offense and Defense Set up (2012 Season). Emphasize communication amongst the defense. Goalie should have the defense check in and declare their jobs. This slide demonstrates the communicate and slide. (not to scale). Defense-Slides (From Top). I go!!.

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Petaluma Youth Lacrosse Basic Offense and Defense Set up (2012 Season)

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  1. Petaluma Youth LacrosseBasic Offense and Defense Set up (2012 Season)

  2. Emphasize communication amongst the defense. Goalie should have the defense check in and declare their jobs. This slide demonstrates the communicate and slide. (not to scale) Defense-Slides (From Top) I go!! Check in !! I’m hot

  3. Another example but with an attack from the crease. Slides (From X) I go!! Check in !! I’m hot

  4. Good set up is key on clears. You must practice clears in order to get the assignments down. Midfielders must get open and look back at goalie. Clears

  5. Two defenders break out at GLE Midfielders break out to open space by mid-line and cross Long Pole runs an arc up the middle Additional midfield heads up field for transition Clears

  6. Offense

  7. Work the ball around one or two times to engage the defense and determine holes (‘jumpy’ defenders, slow reaction, etc). • Determine a signal for the motion offense (i.e. player taps their helmet. A simply visual sign works better then verbal, as it can be misunderstood with a mouth-piece. If verbal, make it distinct, short and easy to understand. (Can also be a move, like a reset to the top of the box) • Once enacted the offense at top moved clockwise in rotation, the offense at GLE and below move counter-clockwise Offense-Motion Offense (From X)

  8. Move the ball • 2) Signal • 3) Motion offense (one clockwise the other counter-clockwise) • 4) Exploit Opportunities Motion Offense (From X)(Animated)

  9. 2-3-1 Offense • Good for : • Weak defensive matchups • (over-committed defense) • Wing attacks • Good support up top. • Defense Note: Good • communication and slide • discipline can keep a 2-3-1 • offense at bay. Basic Offense (2-3-1 –Triangle Offense)

  10. 1-4-1Offense • Good for : • Running isolation • offense, when • pulling defense on • slides. • Provides congestion • in front of crease • for picks and • screens • Defense Note: • Sticks up d, and play • zone, with an • adjacent slide. Less Basic Offense (1-4-1)

  11. 2-2-2 Offense • Good for : • Creating space for • open shots. • Equal pressure on • defense. • Opportunity to test • goalie skills • Defense Note: • Focus on slides, and • matchups. Take • advantage of fast • transitions on • clears. • Take advantage of • fast transitions on • clears. No Offense Taken (2-2-2)

  12. Lastly…. “Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure.”

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