Step 1

Disc is pulled.

Step 2

Stack forms in the middle of the field. Catch (C) catches the disc.

Step 3

C throws to hitch (H). Force is flick.

Step 4

1 initiates offense with an in cut and receives the disc on (or within 3-5 yards of) the sideline.

Step 5

Stack pushes to get in front of 1's in cut. Catch pushes upfield to lineup behind the 7. 1 looks upfield for 2 for continue cut. It's not viable so, it's time to reset!

Step 6

H makes a viable upline cut, but the window is too narrow, so H continues downfield. 7 initiates the second handler option behind the 1 for a dump-swing pass.

Step 7

7 jabs upline and then breaks back behind 1 for an AROUND backhand throw. NOTE: throw to space; it is better for your handler to run on to it.

Step 8

In this situation, it is HIGHLY UNLIKELY that the 7 will get the dump pass on the opposite side of the stack. With that said, C will provide the swing cut and the rest of the stack moves to keep the stack short and our deep game still viable. H is watching the stack to determine if a deep cut is viable (looking for shape and distance from thrower).

Step 9

If both criteria are met (stack is short and positioned closer to the thrower), the deep space should be open for the H to cut deep for a score. 1 should trail H's deep cut if the throw is made. One of the fills (F2) should make a continue cut in to reduce the number of defenders available to help with the deep throw.