Initial Setup. Players 1,2, and 3 are handlers. Player 3 is the designated stack setter. Players 4,5,6, and 7 are cutters. There should be 2-3 yards between each player in the stack.
To start our offensive flow, the top of the stack makes a deep cut. The cut is straight back, not curved or angled towards the sideline. This gives our handler a wide open lane to throw into space.
After the handler pumps, by faking a throw, the deep cutter cuts under. This cut should be straight and angled towards the sideline. This ensures any defensive players near the stack cannot interfere with the play. Also, after the pump, the current top of the stack cuts deep as before.
After another handler pump, the under cutter returns to the back of the stack, behind the stack setter. As before, the deep cutter cuts under and current top of the stack cuts deep.
This cycle continues. On a handler pump, the under cutter returns to the stack, the deep cutter cuts under, and the current top of the stack cuts deep.
A cutter may also make their under cut to the break side.
When a cutter is open, they will receive the disc.
When the disc is moved, the stack will move downfield to reset. A caught disc has the same effect on stack movement as a handler pump.