Step 1

Basic horizontal stack setup.

Step 2

Cutters work "north-south" filling open space and alternating with the cutters on either side.

Step 3

After making their in-cuts and not getting the disc, #2 and #4 cut out while #1 and #3 return from their deep cuts to fill the space left by the previous cutters.

Step 4

Stack resets.

Step 5

One variation of the cutting movement is the diamond pattern.

Step 6

The principles of alternating between in and out cuts and filling space left by your fellow cutter still apply.

Step 7

It can help cutters take better angles to the handlers.

Step 8

#2 could have thrown #3 coming back on an in-cut but chooses a chilly dump to #6.

Step 9

Running in the basic "north-south" cutting lanes, #3 catches the disc on an in-cut.

Step 10

#3 passes the disc up the sideline to the handler.

Step 11

Making the alternating in-cut, #4 receives the disc.

Step 12

#3 sees an opportunity to fill space up the sideline which #4 recognizes with the continuation pass.

Step 13

Returning from an in-cut, #2 cuts deep for the score.