Face Dodge Technique for Lacrosse

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Summary: Learn face dodge techniques in the sport of Lacrosse in this free online instructional sports lesson video.

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Tamir Elterman Tamir Elterman was born in Berkeley, CA in August of 1984. In the 7th grade, he decided to pursue two of the toughest sports: football and lacrosse. Playing b... read more

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Face Dodge Technique for Lacrosse

Hi! This is Tamir Elterman with expertvillage.com and in this clip we are going to talk about the face dodge. Beginning the face dodge, as the space closes you set up the dodge by faking a pass or shot, which cause most defenders to raise their stick and come out of their defensive stance to a more up right position. You attack and complete the dodge with two hands on the stick. The stick remains parallel to your body and the head of the stick moves across your body from one box area to the opposite box area.