Step 1

Start state: Off-handler (B2) positions 10 degrees. (Situation dependent, but preferably not too far up or far back) off Handler with disc (B1). Rationale for this provided in scenario at the end.

Step 2

2 options - Strike (up-the-line) and Swing

Step 3

Option 1 (Phase I): Strike

Step 4

Option 1 (Phase II): Power position: continuation with in-cut (B7) or huck (B6)

Step 5

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Step 6

Option 2 (Phase I): B2 failed strike attempt, B1 fakes and prepares to switch grip

Step 7

Option 2 (Phase II): B2 cuts back ALONG THE SAME LINE (do not go closer!), B1 switches grip to throw the swing

Step 8

Option 2 (Phase III): Continuation to the break side (B3).

Step 9

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Step 10

CONTINGENCY (Phase I): Failed strike attempt by B2

Step 11

CONTINGENCY (Phase II): B2 cuts back, but a failed swing attempt

Step 12

CONTINGENCY (Phase III): B2 clears out via the strike, 3rd Handler (B3) cuts down to get the swing

Step 13

CONTINGENCY (Phase IV): Break-side continuation (B4). **B2 is now the new front of stack**

Step 14

EXPLANATION FOR 10 DEGREES IN STEP 1: Defence sets up an aggressive no-around force on the mark, and a strong no-up-the-line positioning on the B2

Step 15

Defence is essentially giving up the IO swing. However, this throw is difficult, and the window for the throw is small.

Step 16

B2 can help by pushing himself forward to the 10 degree up position, creating a bigger window for the IO break throw.

Step 17

Much easier IO swing to B2.