Step 1

We put up a throw and it's caught just outside the endzone.

Step 2

As we follow the play...

Step 3

We're going to get set up in our vertical stack in the endzone. (We want to do this as soon as our cutters can no longer threaten a deep strike because they are so close to the end of the field).

Step 4

We'll experiment a bit and see if we like running it more with 4 cutters in the stack and 2 handlers back...

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or 3 cutter 3 handlers.

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Once we're set up like this, we're making space for the handlers and the cutter at the top of the stack to play 3-on-3 or 4-on-4. It's vital that the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th players in the stack stay in the middle of of the field.

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The cutter at the top of the stack will typically cut side to side and try to score for 3-4 seconds

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If they don't get the disc, they yell "I am out" and head to the back of the stack.

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Then the "new" front of the stack is the iso, and can continue those same cuts

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During this the handlers will keep the disc moving, and may make upline cuts as well.

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If a handler cuts upline and doesn't get the disc...

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They will usually head to the back of the stack, and the next person at the front of the stack will need to cut back as a reset, and take over as a handler.

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And this play would continue until we score.

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