Step 1

doesn't really matter how we got here - could be a turn, could be a timeout, whatever. We're skipping to the red zone portion.

Step 2

Simple stack, center of the field - they're here for reference. The first design is 1-3 isolation. 3 starts off by faking the strike cut and getting his defender to surrender the open side dump.

Step 3

with the throw, 1 uses advantage position and takes off for the strike cut

Step 4

Allowing for an up line throw. Great if the one on one matchup strongly favors handlers 1 and 3 for offense.

Step 5

Reset.

Step 6

In this play, handler 2 has the advantage matchup, but the defenders are well positioned.

Step 7

To isolate 2, 1 and 3 are going to work the disc to get him involved in the play. Start with an upline fake.

Step 8

Opening the swing, and a similar strike cut for 1 - who is well covered by the defender.

Step 9

2 squeezes the play and draws his defender into committing to the dump

Step 10

1 plants and heads to the stack, 4 fills the void in case reset is needed, but the matchup is for the second strike cut by 2

Step 11

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