What offensive players need
Offensive development should connect stick skills with footwork, eyes, timing, spacing, and decision-making. The goal is to help the athlete become more useful in live situations.
What Forge can train
Training can focus on dodging mechanics, shooting preparation, passing under pressure, off-ball movement, spacing, finishing, and game-speed decisions.
Who this fits
This page is for attackmen, midfielders, offensive-minded players, and athletes who need more confidence carrying, dodging, feeding, or finishing.
Built for Greenville and Upstate athletes
Forge serves families across Greenville, Taylors, Greer, Simpsonville, Mauldin, Easley, Spartanburg, and the surrounding Upstate South Carolina lacrosse community. The work is specific, direct, and built around the athlete’s next step.
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Questions parents ask
What does offensive lacrosse training include?
Offensive training can include dodging, shooting, passing, catching, off-ball movement, spacing, finishing, and decision-making.
Is this for attackmen only?
No. Offensive training can help attackmen, midfielders, and developing players who need more confidence with the ball.
How do athletes start?
Start with an athlete evaluation request so Forge can understand the player’s position, experience, goals, and current needs.
Programs & Pricing at Eastside YMCA
Attackmen and offensive middies train in the Offensive Academy or through private training.
Private Training
All ages · By appointment · From $75 · Submit preferred times before payment
Request a Private Training TimeTraining location: Eastside YMCA · 1250 Taylors Rd, Taylors, SC 29687 · (864) 448-6988
Forge Player Evaluation — $25
A 30–40 minute, position-specific session with a Forge coach. Every athlete receives coaching and correction during the session, three identified strengths, two development priorities, a recommended Forge training path, and a written Parent Development Summary.
Start with the evaluation
The fastest way to start is the Forge Player Evaluation — 30–40 minutes, free, and your athlete leaves with a written development plan and a recommended path.