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Message: [QUOTE="Zepharus, post: 3031227, member: 6135"] BINGO My son played attack exclusively until they needed depth for his HS team and he struggled for a short time playing middie mostly based on stamina,, but he figured it our relatively quickly as the skills translated better up top and he was used to clearing poles. I watched the opposite happen to a kid they stuck on attack. Dude was LOST, as it looked like he couldn't play lacrosse. He couldn't get past poles and looked below avg, not to mention he was visibly uncomfortable taking hits from poles that middies just aren't used to (my kid says he cant even feel the hits to his arms anymore , he so used to it ). When on Midfield he was a stud. He struggled so much they switched him back... Dodging from X and working from behind the cage isn't instinctually for a natural middie at all. [/QUOTE]