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Summary: Learn how to roll dodge and split dodge in the sport of Lacrosse in this free online instructional sports lesson video.
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 both sports gave Tamir the...read more
" This is Tamir Elterman on behalf of expertvilage.com. In this clip we will be talking about dodging. Regardless of your position on the field its important that everybody on the field knows the fundamentals to a good dodge. The roll dodge beginning the roll. The purpose of the roll dodge is to gain attacking space directly behind your defender. You want to move with speed toward the defender and begin with two hands on the stick in order to remain a threat to pass or shoot. Stick position, you hold the stick parallel to your body and draw the stick into the body with the head of the stick next to your head. The lower part of the head of the stick should be in your shoulder area. Your shoulder and upper arm create a protective pocket for the stick. Your elbows should be up and perpendicular to your body to help keep the stick parallel. The stick should not be pressed against your body. This is a violation and results in loss of position. You want to keep the stick in front of your body. Your next step is across the path of the defender which places the defender directly behind you and allows you better stick protection and the most direct lines of the goal split dodge. You begin by attacking with two hands on the stick and complete the dodge with the opposite hand on the stick. For example a right-handed player ends with a stick in the left hand. 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."
eHow Article: Roll Dodge & Split Dodge in Lacrosse