Step 1

Regular vertical stack to move the disc about the field. Two handlers back, five cutters in the stack. "Anchor" is the first person in the stack.

Step 2

In vertical stack, the cuts come from the back. Move the disc up the field

Step 3

Cutters "push" back to the endzone, to stay ahead of the disc.

Step 4

"Endzone" is called. This means cutters make a stack in the endzone , and three handlers stay with the disc. It also means cuts change: now cuts come from the front of the stack.

Step 5

The front of the stack is "iso": they can cut anywhere in the endzone they want, for as long as they want. If the stall count gets high, handlers will swing the disc.

Step 6

The key point is that the rest of the cutters stay patient and keep the space clear.

Step 7

If the cutter isn't getting open, the yell "clear"and return to the stack. The next person at the front of the line is now the iso.