Lacrosse Goalie Play - The Basics | POWLAX

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An overview of the basics of Goalie Play in Lacosse
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@andeedixon9938 Год назад

Great stuff, always looking for new ways to warm up the goalies but also the right stuff. Thank you!!!

@bellaxgoalie Год назад

This is great stuff, Patrick! Thanks for making this video. Would you have any thoughts for a segment on controlling shots, limiting rebounds and proper clearing/outlet techniques beyond learning and practicing the progressions during warm-ups?

@POWLAX Год назад

I love the idea. I’ll see about getting a couple of the goalie coach as I know to come on board for one.

@lilmarine32 Год назад

Best way to “control a shot” is to really try to have the goalie be aware of which shots they like and which they dont (area of the field, distance, etc) and to be able to communicate to their defenders where to be, when to go, when to stay, when to push down. This is how I “control” my shots. If that is what you mean. Rebounds off the body is really just positioning and having stick discipline (soft hands but not too soft, and to try to stop bounce shots sort of how catchers do in baseball, squared and angled to the ground. Drills that practice fast breaks and go into a middie outlet on the run is great.