Step 1

the pull

Step 2

handler 1 receives then passes it onto handler 2

Step 3

the stack is angled to open up the force side lane. handler 1 entertains defender 1 so he doesn't poach, if he gets no respect he can sneak up the right side and even strike deep

Step 4

3 cuts in on stall 1 but gets looked off because the defender stays in between 3 and the disc. This is an obvious boulder cut but the defender has to respect it or else it's an easy reset for the handler with yardage gain

Step 5

3 uses this space to strike deep. This would be a very feasible strike and may cause 7 to switch out opening up other plays for flow

Step 6

3 returns to stack, 4 does the exact same thing.

Step 7

as 4 gets looked off(around stall 5 in a perfect world), 1 comes around breakside to setup for the berkeley, 5 and the stack should expect this and pull back, this also keeps his/her defender entertained for the next step

Step 8

1 berks, defender is forced to follow ahead..

Step 9

easy dump, 5 see's the breakside opportunity...

Step 10

...and cuts break side to easily receive the disc, 7 cuts deep... flow...

Step 11

**this is additional if flow doesn't happen(to 7), 2 needs to get the f out(but should be prepared to come back if there is an open dump swing opportunity, but the primary swing should be to someone bouldering from the back of the stack) and 1 provides the reset.

Step 12

4 boulders in, 2 goes back to the break side, 5 gets the f out. or we repeat the sequence. Simple right?