Under-10 (U10) · Lacrosse

U10 Lacrosse Drills

Looking for U10 lacrosse drills? Every drill below is built for ages 8–10, covering the core skill-building years, where technique habits get set for good. This is the age range where technique habits get set for the rest of a player's career, so prioritize repetition and correct form over competition and scoreboards.

Partner Passing Progression

This progression builds a quick, accurate release on both the catch and the throw, the foundation every other passing and dodging skill in lacrosse…

PassingFundamentals
8–10 minutes
Ages 9+

Box Drill (Give and Go)

Four players and a passing box build the give-and-go habit that unlocks a settled offense — pass, cut, and fill the space a teammate just vacated, on…

PassingOff-Ball Movement
8–10 minutes
Ages 9+

3-Man Fast Break Weave

Adapted from the classic weave concept, this drill builds passing accuracy on the run and the habit of advancing the ball up the field with pace…

TransitionConditioning
10 minutes
Ages 10+

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Common Questions

What are the best U10 lacrosse drills?

The drills on this page are selected specifically for ages 8–10 lacrosse players, covering the core skill-building years, where technique habits get set for good. Each one lists the age range, group size, and equipment needed so you can drop it straight into a practice plan.

How long should a lacrosse practice be for this age group?

Most U10 practices run 60–75 minutes, with drills in the 6–10 minute range before rotating to the next activity.