How to Scoop a Ball in Girl's Lacrosse
Get a lacrosse stick and a tennis or lacrosse ball., Place the ball on the ground and back away about three or four feet. , Put one hand about three inches from the head of the stick (the netted end) and the other about three inches from the stick's...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Get a lacrosse stick and a tennis or lacrosse ball.
Tennis balls are softer and better for practicing with. -
Step 2: Place the ball on the ground and back away about three or four feet.
, Your dominant hand should be on top. , This will help the ball slide easily into the stick's pocket. , Slide it in at about a 170 degree angle, so the stick doesn't slam into the grass and stop moving. , The ball should roll down and into the bottom of the pocket. , Keep practicing so your skills improve and stay sharp. -
Step 3: Put one hand about three inches from the head of the stick (the netted end) and the other about three inches from the stick's butt.
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Step 4: Bend your knees so you are very low to the ground.
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Step 5: Run quickly toward the ball in this low stance
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Step 6: then put the stick's pocket under the ball.
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Step 7: When the ball is on the edge of the pocket
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Step 8: make an upwards scooping motion.
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Step 9: Cradle the ball and run away from the original spot.
Detailed Guide
Tennis balls are softer and better for practicing with.
, Your dominant hand should be on top. , This will help the ball slide easily into the stick's pocket. , Slide it in at about a 170 degree angle, so the stick doesn't slam into the grass and stop moving. , The ball should roll down and into the bottom of the pocket. , Keep practicing so your skills improve and stay sharp.
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