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A lacrosse shooting drill. There are two lines: one at the 50 yard-line (A), and one behind the goal (B). Line B has all of the lacrosse balls. Player A runs toward the goal, and player B makes a long pass to him. Player B advances to defend player A after he catches the ball. Player A attempts to dodge and out-run the defender to score, while player B tries to check and body-check player A to prevent a goal. Note: Player B must defend closely to player A while in the arc to prevent a "blocking the shooting space" or "three seconds" call in a game. Variations Add more than one attack line and/or defense line Have the goalie make the initial throw Add a pivot point
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