Step 1

Disc starts out in the middle. The basic setup, player #1 is the offset and player #6 is the dump handler.

Step 2

The offset(P#1) cuts from the open side towards the break side and gets the frisbee.

Step 3

P#1 isn't in the endzone yet, dishes it off to the break side where P#2 is open. (defender is sitting on open side and hasn't adjusted his positioning)

Step 4

Because bad things happen, lets say the offset DIDN'T get the disc. P#1 clears out to the back of the stack.

Step 5

The dump handler(P#6) makes a cut back--notice how tight the defense is.

Step 6

P#6 takes two hard steps forward and beats his check up the line. Not in the endzone yet.

Step 7

The main handler(P#7) after throwing the up the line throw to P#6, he als cuts up the line to get the disc back from P#6 and scores in the endzone. (Give and Go by P#6 and P#7)

Step 8

SIDELINE basic setup. There is NO OFFSET during a sideline endzone. P#6 is the dump handler, so he is the first option to look at.

Step 9

The dump handler(P#6) cuts up the line, roasts its check and scores in the endzone (YAY!)

Step 10

But sometimes life screws us over, and thats okay. We'll make some lemonade out of this. So if P#6 didn't get the frisbee up the line, they clear to the back of the stack.

Step 11

As P#6 is clearing, the next person in the stack is P#2, who is coming up to fill the space where P#6 left. Handler P#7 throws the break to the fill.

Step 12

As soon as P#2 catches the reset, they immediately look over to the break side and see P#3 cutting into the OPEN AREA!

Step 13

P#3 isnt in the endzone yet, quick dish over to P#4. SCORE! LEMONADE!