I have a AMP shaft with a 5-10 pound weight on top instead of a hip and work on the motion and mechanics with my off hand and dominant hand 2x10 and honestly it works well
When I pass with my dominant hand I sort of “cradle” if with the bottom hand when I catch. Kind of like using the throttle on a motorcycle. When I use my non dominant hand I cradle with my top hand which is about half way up the stick. They are about the same speed but it bothers me that one is different.
I'm not sure I understand. Through the motion of throwing you should be free of any cradle. Some will cradle just before to ensure the ball is in the right spot. No good shortcuts for what you want except doing the reps though. Working through wall ball and lots of it helps get the kinks out. May want to work with a coach locally and show him whats happening to ensure your form is good before building the reps with the wall.
@Avewey its a lot about copying your strong hand the mirror is perfect for all of those things. Stand in front and watch your form with your strong hand. Then duplicate on the off hand side. You just need lots of reps to perfect it. Good luck and thanks for the question.
A lot to unpack there @Brody. The best place to start is your footwork. Start watching some of the best on UA-cam show you their footwork. Start slow and get the footwork down. Then slowing increase speed. 25, 50, 75, 100% Then focus on the stick movement separate, the same way. Ultimately bring them both together.
"NEED" is a strong word. But I will say yes and here is why. Is it because you use your offhand often...no. Has it happened...yes. Is it rare...yes. But, the more you have your stick in your hands the better you will be. So if you practice using both right and left hands, it means you are just getting more reps! All of this said, this is related to catching and throwing, I'm not thinking you are trying to make saves with your offhand...but hey it could be fun to try :)
What's your favorite way to improve your off hand?
1 handed wall ball
@@andrewreilley6010 Great choice! Build that strength!
I like to do drills with just one hand cradling and shooting. Btw thanks for the tips man really helpful
I have a AMP shaft with a 5-10 pound weight on top instead of a hip and work on the motion and mechanics with my off hand and dominant hand 2x10 and honestly it works well
Mirror trick at 3:20 - 4:43
That’s nice
Weight your reps like 70 % weak 30 strong when doing wall ball. Tons of one hand weak hand
Wall hall is a great one
When I pass with my dominant hand I sort of “cradle” if with the bottom hand when I catch. Kind of like using the throttle on a motorcycle. When I use my non dominant hand I cradle with my top hand which is about half way up the stick.
They are about the same speed but it bothers me that one is different.
I'm not sure I understand. Through the motion of throwing you should be free of any cradle. Some will cradle just before to ensure the ball is in the right spot. No good shortcuts for what you want except doing the reps though. Working through wall ball and lots of it helps get the kinks out. May want to work with a coach locally and show him whats happening to ensure your form is good before building the reps with the wall.
Best lacrosse channel on UA-cam
Thanks so much for the support! Really, really appreciate the comment!
@@OffBallLax of course man
does all of this apply to d pole as well
Yes sir! Wrist curls are always going to be great too. Building strength is important especially with d pole
Any tips on your wind up/shooting cradle for an off hand?
@Avewey its a lot about copying your strong hand the mirror is perfect for all of those things. Stand in front and watch your form with your strong hand. Then duplicate on the off hand side. You just need lots of reps to perfect it. Good luck and thanks for the question.
@@OffBallLax Thank you so much! Even though I may have just fractured my forearm in tonight’s game😅
@@avewey5791 oh no!!! Hoping for the best and quick recovery.
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How to make a less sloppy split dodge?
A lot to unpack there @Brody. The best place to start is your footwork. Start watching some of the best on UA-cam show you their footwork. Start slow and get the footwork down. Then slowing increase speed. 25, 50, 75, 100% Then focus on the stick movement separate, the same way. Ultimately bring them both together.
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do goalies need to work offhand?
"NEED" is a strong word. But I will say yes and here is why. Is it because you use your offhand often...no. Has it happened...yes. Is it rare...yes. But, the more you have your stick in your hands the better you will be. So if you practice using both right and left hands, it means you are just getting more reps! All of this said, this is related to catching and throwing, I'm not thinking you are trying to make saves with your offhand...but hey it could be fun to try :)
Both hands are over rated
Ha! I saw you teaching two hand GBs!
@@OffBallLax haha you got me