Dodging & Beating Your Defender is designed for middle school and high school players from every field position and experience level.
Athletes do not need an advanced collection of moves. They need a willingness to attack, accept coaching and compete against pressure.
ARE YOU READY TO BEAT YOUR DEFENDER?
DODGING
DODGING & BEATING YOUR DEFENDER
DODGING
A LOT OF PLAYERS ARE GOOD AT DODGING CONES. WE WILL TEACH YOU HOW TO BEAT A DEFENDER WHO IS FIGHTING BACK.

Learn to change speed and direction, read her defender, create leverage, and come out of every dodge ready to make the next play.
60 MINUTES | $59
Limited to 10 players per session.
Looking for individual film analysis, Mission Briefs, reflection work, and Family Debriefs? Explore an ETS Mission.
DODGING
WHAT CAN MY DAUGHTER DO?
Beating a defender is not about collecting moves. It is about reading her body, creating imbalance and attacking the open space before she can recover.
A confident dodger can:
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Recognize when and where to attack
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Read the defender’s feet, hips and leverage
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Change speed and direction with purpose
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Create separation without wasting movement
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Protect her stick through pressure and contact
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Accelerate out of the dodge
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Keep her head up and recognize the next play
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Turn separation into a shot, feed or continued attack
DODGING
THE DODGER'S CREED
A dangerous dodger does not move without purpose.
She reads the defender.
She Initiates With Space.
She changes speed.
She protects possession.
She creates Leverage.
She makes the next play.
Dodging
THE CHALLENGE
This fast-paced, 60-minute session combines high-repetition dodging with footwork, stick protection, decision-making and live defensive pressure.
Athletes will train:
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Approaching a defender with the correct spacing and angle
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Reading the defender’s feet and body position
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Changing speed and direction
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Executing split, roll and change-of-direction dodges
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Protecting the stick through contact
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Accelerating after the move
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Making the next decision after creating separation
This is not about practicing a move against a cone. It is about understanding why a dodge works and executing it against a defender who is trying to stop you.
DODGING
WHO IS THIS FOR?
WHAT EACH ATHLETE RECEIVES
Every athlete will leave with:
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60 minutes of focused, high-repetition training
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Group instruction in a small training environment
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One individual coaching cue
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A recommended next step within the ETS Mission System
Each group is limited to 10 athletes to protect the quality of instruction and the number of meaningful repetitions.
DODGING
YOUR NEXT STEP
Dodging & Beating Your Defender can stand Alone—but it can also become the first step toward more focused development.
Following the session, each athlete may be encouraged to:
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Repeat The Training to build consistency And Confidence
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Add "develop both hands" to improve confidence with both hands
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Add "Shooting & Finishing" to improve her ability to Score More Consistently
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Continue into the ETS Mission that best matches her development needs
Every player has a different starting point. The goal is to identify the right next Mission.
DODGING
Sharper Skills • Smarter Decisions • Greater Confidence