The Best Way To Beat Defenders

Welcome to our latest video, where we’re going to explore some incredible elimination moves that are sure to enhance your game. I’m thrilled to share three new moves with you, so let’s dive right in!

First up, we have the V drag with a right foot forward, followed by an extended chop. This move is all about deception. You’ll start by running towards the forehand side of the defender, then execute a V drag to make them think you’re going in that direction. But here’s where the magic happens. Instead of continuing in that direction, you’ll swiftly bring the ball back with a chop and hit a reverse shot. The key to mastering this move lies in the footwork and rhythm. Step back with the V drag, initiate the movement with your left foot, and execute the chop to surprise the defender. This move will leave them clueless as you continue your run and set up for a powerful shot.

Next, we have the slice. It’s a move designed to exploit the moment when defenders put their sticks down, expecting you to make a conventional move. As you approach the defender, simply open the face of your stick, causing the ball to lift slightly. This unexpected change in trajectory catches the defender off guard, giving you the opportunity to shoot on goal. The beauty of this move lies in the element of surprise. Defenders anticipate a typical move, but with the slice, you’ll keep them guessing until the very last moment. So, wait for the right timing, let the defender commit, and then unleash your shot.

Lastly, we have an innovative twist on the classic chop. This move adds an extra fake and can make you a true trendsetter on the field. It’s a challenging move that requires precision and finesse. While performing the chop, instead of going over the stick conventionally, we’re going to disguise it and use the bottom part of the stick. With this technique, you’ll create an illusion, fooling the defenders into thinking you’re executing a standard chop. Use the bottom part of the stick to hit the ball and send it soaring into the air. It’s a move that hasn’t been widely seen before, so if you can execute it in a game, you’ll truly stand out as a trendsetter.

Remember, these elimination moves can also be utilized around the D. As you run, defenders expect you to pass, but that’s when you can surprise them by jumping inside and continuing your run. Whether it results in a shot, a penalty corner, or another strategic move, this element of surprise can truly elevate your game.

Alright, folks, there you have it! Three incredible elimination moves that will add flair and unpredictability to your play. Practice them, perfect them, and surprise your opponents on the field.