Our offense (red) is set in a split stack, we have a force backhand. The force side handler is 45 degrees back, and the break side handler is pretty much even with the player with the disc, just slightly upfield.
When the stall gets to about 3 or 4, the player with the disc pivots her hips and commits to the force side handler (red 3). When this happens, R3 makes a swoop dump cut to the break side, and R1 mirrors by going strike to the force side. This strike is an option if the other handler is covered.
Ideally, then cutter R4 comes in and gets a quick look from that handler to the break side, as the other handlers reset into our normal set. It's really important that the other handlers who are now on the force side move backwards, so that they are not clogging the open space. This is the ideal set, however there are several options throughout that can also be taken, such as the strike from the break side handler if the open side handler doesn't get open.