Step 1

Blue on offence | Red on defence | Red1, red2, red3 are our cup | Red3 is chase - forcing backhand sideline, red2 is inside cup, red1 is outside cup | Red4, red5, red6 are our mids. red4 and red5 are wings, red6 is our hatchet | red 7 is our deep

Step 2

When to use: heavy crosswind, heavy upwind | Aim: get the disc trapped on the sideline, force lots of throws to generate turnovers

Step 3

Red3 force backhand with big emphasis on no around break to blue3 | red1 and red2 stop throws going to the middle of the field and stop poppers/crashes into the cup

Step 4

If the cup gets broken laterally, must move back to stop continuation before we reset the cup

Step 5

Reset the cup, but angled slightly as there is no longer the threat of the around break. Encourage passes that lose yards.

Step 6

Open pass that loses yards to blue 1 is given. | cup must move across field but make sure not to give the easy break back to blue3

Step 7

Movement of cup is as a whole unit to minimise gaps appearing during movement.

Step 8

Now that disc on the sideline we want to trap on, the cup changes slightly. Red2 becomes our force, completely flat into the sideline | red3 drops backfield to stop backwards/inwards dumps | red1 stops upfield throws and crashes

Step 9

If cup gets broken, we revert to previous cup formation - first stop continuation then reset

Step 10

Cup resets.

Step 11

Break through or over the cup to a popper (blue5) | first priority - stop downfield continuation

Step 12

After continuation is stopped, cup resets

Step 13

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