Wall or Arrowhead: Arrowhead – Objectives by Jodie Palmer

What is an arrowhead zone? Here, we go over the objectives of an arrowhead, what the arrowhead looks like, and the ideal scenarios in which we would use a zone

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Main objectives The 331 zone has many different variations and can therefore be used to achieve multiple different objectives. Two 331 zones will be discussed here: a containment 331 and a sideline trap 331. The objective of the containment 331 is to slow down the pace of the offence and make them throw many passes. This can be useful against teams with weaker throwers or in difficult conditions, to try and generate an error through throwing a high number of […]

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