Dodging Misc:

 

*Check Out the Following Dodging Videos to Help You Work on Your Dodging Mechanics

*Incorporate Dodging Into Your Shooting Practice: In addition to "Set Shots (Time/Room or Step Down Shooting)", You Should Always Work Shooting "On the Run (Coming Out of a Dodge)" and "Off a Cut"

*Although we work on this in practice in-season and throughout our green day practice sessions in the off-season, you should be doing dodging and shooting on your own or with a partner working with you. Not a bad idea to use a defender as well (use dummy D, 3/4's and full).

*The work you put forth on dodging/shooting in the off-season is paramount to your success during the season

 

 

Paul Rabil's Dodging/Shooting Agility Drill:

 

 

Paul Rabil's 3 Tips for Dodging:

 

 

 

Paul Rabil's Dodging/Shooting on the Run Tips:

 

 

 

Billy Bitter Dodging From Behind:

 

 

 

Split Dodging (2 Types of Split Dodge): by Kyle Harrison

 

 

 

Midfield Long Dodging From Up-Top:

 

 

 

Split Dodging Mechanics By Paul Rabil:

 

 

 

Split Dodging Mechanics by Johnny Christmas: