We are setting up in a 5-2 offense now! Two things we want to do here. 1.) Open up the breakside space by taking away that 3rd handler. 2.) We are designating the 4, or 2 in the stack, as our "Active" cutter in the endzone. We also our putting our stack slightly off center to open up a bit more breakside space.
From the middle of the field the handler can take 4-5 stall counts to look for a few options.
Easy inside break for the score can go if the defender is out of position.
If that option is not wide open, we want our "Active" cutter to get moving. He can make cuts to any part of the endzone and should be our primary cutter.
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If we do not get a disc to one of those looks by stall 4-5, we activate our dumps.
If we get the behind dump, we are now set up for a breakside cut from the 1 position.
This cut from the 1 is NOT A SCORING CUT. Angle cut to get away from defender.
Cutter should activate for easy breakside continuation score.
If we get the force side dump up the sideline, we want to activate lots of strikes and swings.
Dump throw
Give and go.
Look to score if we beat defender.
If defender has done a good job of staying with us, we want to now come back for an angled cut slightly away from the disc.
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Throw goes up.
1 now needs to read his defender to decide what to do next.
If 1 flares out wide to stop around throws, we want to do a give and go move right back to our next handle. THIS REQUIRES 2 TO MOVE BACK A STEP TO OPEN SPACE FOR THIS THROW.
Give and go move right back against the grain.
Look to score.
If while the disc is in the air, 1 sees his man trailing him more on the inside shoulder, he needs to go for the around swing.
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Again, NOT A SCORING CUT.
This is our scoring cut.
If 1 defender flared out wide and the 2 defender moves to shut down the counterhandler movement, we need to fake the swing pass and look for the inside break as the mark overpursues.
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