A set has several steps
The editor shows dodges, slides, and passes stage by stage in one animated drawing.
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Lacrosse practice planning
Put sets, ground balls, and scrimmage time in one practice plan.
Draw lacrosse drills with a field, players, goals and balls. Animate the movements and build a session that balances stick skills and live play.
An offensive set is a sequence, not a single picture.
A drill should show where each player starts, the dodge, the slide, the pass behind the goal, and the spacing after the ball moves. The coach also needs to fit stick skills, ground balls, and clears into limited field time.
Field time is short and often shared
The plan needs to spread attack, midfield, defense, and goalies across stations at the same time.
Stick skills and live play compete for time
A session outline should show how much time remains for wall ball, ground balls, clears, rides, and scrimmage.
Drill editor
Try the editor before you create an account.
The same editor coaches use. Draw a drill with players, balls, cones and movement lines, add the phases as animation, and save it to your own library.
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Workflow
Plan your lacrosse practice
Draw the field situation
Place players, the ball, the goal, passes, dodges, and cuts on a full field or around the crease.
Show the set step by step
Use stages when the ball moves and defenders slide.
Build the practice by station
Combine position groups, six on six, and scrimmage in one schedule.
What should a lacrosse coach require from a planning tool?
Use the lacrosse library to draw your drills, animate movements in stages, and reuse drills in session plans. Organize drills under 14 themes, including dodging, catching and throwing, and ground balls.
The product supports this sport. The amount of public library content varies by sport.
Questions coaches ask
Does CoachTruly support lacrosse now?
Yes. The editor includes a lacrosse field, players, goals and balls, with 14 drill themes.
Can I animate a lacrosse drill?
Yes. Add stages to show player movement and passes over time.
Can I save my drills?
Create an account to save your drills and combine them into practice plans.
Can I reuse a drill in another practice?
Yes. Reuse saved drills in session plans and share the plan by link.
Use it for your next training session.
Creating an account is free. If you only need drill ideas, you can browse the public library without logging in.