As the disc is pulled, 5 cutters race to the forehand side of the field to form a side stack.
Back of the stack should set about 20-25 yards away from center handle to optimize the yards we gain on our first throw.
Handler 1 catches the pull and centers the disc to Handler 2.
Cutters in the stack race to the backhand side, which isolates the back cutter (7). We hit him and gain 10-15 yards on our first throw.
A second cutter isolates with a mountain cut. Thrower hits him with the disc. We are now aligned in our Revolver-style side stack offense, isolating cuts in the open space by breaking off the side stack and either going deep or coming in using mountain cuts.
This continues until we score.
Remember to recycle into the side stack on the backhand side and to drive your defender upfield at all times. We score quickly. We attack with precision.