This is the Horizontal Stack Offense. 1,2,3 are handlers, 4,5,6,7 are cutters.
This is a typical example of how a man defense will set up against an H-stack, forcing flick.
5 and 6 are the initiators of this offense. I'd recommend starting your setup cut earlier than you think that you need to.
This is a typical co-operation by 5 and 6 that results in an easy under for #5.
The conservative play here is for a handler to retrieve the disc from #5.
Because of her setup cut, #6 already has her defender beat
Let's go back: 5 has just received the under.
An aggressive play would be for #5 to turn and see if anyone (4,6,7) has their defender beat long.
Sometimes there is a cut ready.