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Facing Off: The Clamp

One of my favorite things about teaching the fundamentals of face-offs is that the improvement can happen instantly. Eventually it’s the little things that separate good face-off men from great face-off men.
byChase Carraro
May 9, 2014
Chase Carraro face off clamp lacrosse facing off

In this video, I will explain the fundamentals for executing the clamp.

One of my favorite things about teaching the fundamentals of face-offs is that the improvement can happen instantly. Eventually it’s the little things that separate good face-off men from great face-off men.

Good face-off men have one solid move. Great face-off men have two or three incase the clamp is having an off day.

Good face-off men have quick hands. Great face-off men compliment their quick hands by getting their bodies behind the move… You get the point.

Great face-off men focus on perfecting the minor details of a stance or move, because they know that could be the slight advantage that wins their team possession of the ball.

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