Step 1

This play is called iso, short for 'isolate'. Number 1 is the endzone player This player is given space alone in the endzone so he can make easy cuts.

Step 2

Number 2 is the iso This is usually the main player who gives the disc to the player in the endzone for a score.

Step 3

3,4,5 are handlers. Their job is to get the disc to the iso in a good position. They start by swinging the disc and bringing it up the field.

Step 4

The handlers will swing the disc until they can get an open pass to the iso.

Step 5

When open, the disc is passed to the iso. The endzone player can start cutting to get open.

Step 6

While this is happening, the handlers are always ready to help the iso to reset the disc if needed. Spread out and only 1 of the handlers find space for a dump if needed.

Step 7

Score when the endzone player breaks free from the defender.