Attack Lane (Pressure Lane)

An attack lane is any shooting line chosen to help a team move forward on the field. These lanes are selected based on which opponents can threaten advancing players, which bunkers lock down movement, and which angles control critical routes. Effective attack lanes remove or pressure defenders who hold key positions.

During breakouts, players shoot fast attack lanes to prevent opponents from reaching strong bunkers. In the mid-game, attack lanes may shift to target blockers who anchor a side of the field or protect an objective. Late in the game, attack lanes often focus on the final bunkers where defenders retreat.

Attack lanes are rarely static they evolve as field control changes. When defenders shift positions or when attackers gain new angles, the team's primary lanes may need to redirect. Good communication helps players coordinate overlapping lanes, ensuring attackers are covered at each step of a push.

Teams with strong attack-lane discipline advance more safely and force opponents into weaker positions. Whether used by aggressive front players or supportive mid/back players, attack lanes are essential for gaining ground and breaking defensive structures.