Step 1

Basic vertical stack setup.

Step 2

Back of the stack (#5) fakes the deep cut to create separation with the defender.

Step 3

#5 cuts hard in towards the handler to receive the throw. Meanwhile, the stack stretches downfield in anticipation of a continuation throw.

Step 4

#4 is next in line to make a cut off the stack.

Step 5

#4 can't create enough separation so #5 holds onto the disc.

Step 6

#4 cuts hard back to the stack to clear space for #3 making the next cut. Meanwhile, a handler moves in anticipation of the dump pass.

Step 7

#5 clears hard to the stack after dumping to the handler. #3 makes the cut in towards the handler. #2 is preparing to be the next cutter.

Step 8

#2 fakes the in cut as #3 receives the disc.

Step 9

#2 cuts deep for the disc. #3 throws the disc when he recognizes that #2 has enough separation from the defender.

Step 10

If we reset the stack...

Step 11

#5 makes the same cut as before. Meanwhile, #1fakes the in-cut off the front of the stack.

Step 12

#5 cuts in for the disc while #1 makes the break-side cut up the field.

Step 13

#1 continues the break-side cut while #4 makes the next cut from the back of the stack.

Step 14

#5 now has the option to make the short pass or huck it deep.

Step 15

#5 chooses the short pass and cuts hard to the stack. After not being thrown the disc, #1 cuts back to the stack in order to clear space for the next deep cut. #3 starts the next cut as the handlers re-position themselves.

Step 16

#4 dumps to the handler.

Step 17

The handlers find a way to swing the disc as the stack resets.

Step 18

With the defense out of position, #3 makes a break-side cut.

Step 19

Before the mark is able to reset the force, #3 throws deep for #2 also cutting break-side.

Step 20