Step 1

INITIAL POSITION: 1 has the disc trapped on the sideline, with a forehand mark. 2 is the dump. 3 is the third handler in the weave. 4 is mostly useless in this drill, they represent the rest of the vert stack, and some of their possible continuation cuts are marked with errors. Because playspedia has issues, we'll be returning to this position lots.

Step 2

OPTION A: throw the open dump. Label this as DUMPED POSITION, we will return to this.

Step 3

Reset to INITIAL POSITION. OPTION A is not on.

Step 4

OPTION B: 2 goes up the line for a big gain. This is a good time for 4 to make a deep cut

Step 5

Reset to INITIAL POSITION. OPTION A is not on.

Step 6

OPTION B is not on.

Step 7

OPTION B': 2 makes a small 7-cut back toward the middle of the field for an IO break. Note that this is very much situational/optional. If 2's defender has over-committed on the open side, it's possible this IO break is on. If the team is playing with a very deep vert stack, this option also gains more appeal, because the whole break side is open. Sometimes, the cutter/handler will just skip looking for this.

Step 8

Reset to INITIAL POSITION. OPTION A is not on.

Step 9

OPTION B is not on. OPTION B' is not on.

Step 10

OPTION C: 3 cuts back to the middle handler spot for a dump. We are back to the INITIAL position with 2 and 3 having switched positions.

Step 11

Reset to INITIAL POSITION

Step 12

OPTION B is not on.

Step 13

OPTION C is not on.

Step 14

Repeat the weave ad infinitum (until stall 10 or one of the options is open)!

Step 15

Reset to INITIAL POSITION.

Step 16

A dump has happened (either right off the bat or after a weave rotation or two). We are back at the DUMPED POSITION.

Step 17

OPTION D: Swing! 4 (someone in the stack) cuts into the break side and 2 puts something floaty out there for them. This is a great gainer to the break side, giving us both upfield yards and opening up the opportunity for more breaks.

Step 18

Reset to DUMPED POSITION. Assume a dump has just happened.

Step 19

OPTION D is not on. A big fake here will get 2's defender to "swoop", i.e. overextend to the break side.

Step 20

2 gets it back to 1 with a throw-n-go. Because 2's defender is so far to the break side, 2 has a ~~wide open~~ up-line cut!

Step 21

OPTION E: Similar to option B but even more open. We call this the Dylan Freechild play.

Step 22

INITIAL POSITION