Beecher Scarlett, an account executive with Liberty Media Corp. with years of experience in media and television, enjoys coaching lacrosse. Lacrosse coaches such as Beecher Scarlett help players develop their skills through encouragement and drills.

1. Beecher Scarlett
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LACROSSE
PASSING DRILLS

2. Introduction
■ Beecher Scarlett, an account executive with Liberty Media
Corp. with years of experience in media and television, enjoys
coaching lacrosse. Lacrosse coaches such as Beecher Scarlett
help players develop their skills through encouragement and
drills.
Every lacrosse player should know how to catch a ball, and
basic passing and catching with a partner won't prepare them
for all situations on the field.To help players build their skills,
try introducing some of these drills.

3. Lacrosse
Parallel running passing drills, in which two players run side by side and pass
the ball between each other, can help build catching skills with the non-
dominant hand.This drill helps less experienced players, who may not yet be
comfortable catching with their off hand while running, make more consistent
catches.
Bad pass drills will help players convert more off passes.Two players face each
other and deliberately pass the ball poorly, such as by throwing to the player's
non-dominant side or throwing it too high or too low. As they catch imperfect
passes, players learn better stick control.
Similar to the bad pass drill, the misguided pass drill focuses specifically on
going high or wide.This drill teaches players how to comfortably and
consistently extend their sticks, which can help them intercept opponents'
passes as well as catch bad passes from their own teammates.