Step 1

The first option (and first movement) should be for 2 to look for a long, in-swinging disc.

Step 2

Not only is this option available more than you think (especially if you are aiming inwards and the cut is made inwards) But this has opened up lots of space in front of the handler.

Step 3

The first cutter (2) should be making that outward cut by default. Now the handler can engage the second handler (3). If they are being poached, they can receive a central disc across the back.

Step 4

This is great because now we're off the line and in a central position where we can attack the pitch.

Step 5

If however there is no poach (or a determined "no around" force, or both) then the second handler must look up the line for the disc. This is tricky to throw so that we are more central than when we started, but that should always be the aim.

Step 6

Another positive of 3 being successful in this cut is that their mark will be catching up to them when 3 has the disc, so there will be no force on them. If however, this does not work...

Step 7

Then 3 has successfully cleared out lots of space for the cutter, 4, to attack backwards, and then either receive the disc in the second handler position...

Step 8

Or they can follow the same path that 3 ran and continue the cycle, whichever one of these options will create and opening.

Step 9

Like so...

Step 10

Remember, you should be looking to throw at any of these as soon as they are viable, it all starts from a credible primary cut!