Disc starting in the middle. For this demo, lets assume downfield D is impenetrable.

(2) looks for cuts, finds nothing, gets to stall 5. <br> (2) makes eye contact with a fellow handler (1), who is not open for an immediate free swing.

(1) makes a full cut around the back of (2), where the disc is put to space <br><br> NOTE: Disc is put so that (1) catches it running into the break side. NOT directly behind (2)!

(6) coming under is a great look. But alas, impenetrable defense. Handlers reset and the stall count rises.

Stall 5, and (2)'s defender is out of position after the reset so an easy swing is available. (1) takes it.

More good up field cuts, but damn if their defense isn't impenetrable. Stall count rises.

Stall 4 (earlier on the sideline!) and the handler (2) makes eye contact with their dump (1).

(1) activates, and makes a cut. Up-line in this case.

More cuts, more impenetrable defense.

Another stall 4 eye contact. This time, (2) feels open back-field so makes the 'train track' cut opening.

(2) cuts back, completing the cut. (3) is active, aware a swing might come quickly from (2).

(2) looks for an in cut, but still impenetrable. So, swing to side handler (3). <br> (4) makes a great continue cut for the swing. But the D is there.<br><br> NOTE: y'all notice that 7 and 4 switched? They coordinated that!

More great D, another stall 4. Eye contact from (3) to (2), cut initiates. (1) on their toes.

(2) is shut down, goes up line. (1) starts drifting over, not cutting yet.

(2) is shut down up line. clears into the stack (could have buttonhooked and cleared back to handler spot, but didn't) <br> (1) cuts now and HAS to get the disc. Luckily they've got a lot of space.<br> (5) and (7) sees what is about to happen, and think about filling as a third handler.

(1) makes a fake towards up line, comes back middle to get a dump. <br> (5) and (7) share a glance and decide that (5) is going to fill as a handler.

More cuts, more annoyingly impenetrable defense.

Stall 5, handler (1) still has the disc, makes eye contact with their dump (5) who initiates a cut.

The dump's (5) defender thinks he knows what's coming (the cut behind the handler) and over-commits to it. Our dump (5) is a crafty player, sees this, and cuts back into the open space. <br><br> (7) is a great in-cut look, and (6) is a great deep look. Too bad they're both covered.

More impenetrable defense on otherwise great cuts.

Stall 4, handler (5) looks for a dump. They decide to poach really hard right now for no good reason. Maybe (6)'s in cut is finally got some penetration?

(1) recognizes they're poached, steals a glance to make sure they aren't actually guarded by (3)'s defender, then yells 'POACH' and gets a super open swing.<br><br> NOTE: They also don't just stand there. Be moving towards the disc, not flat footed.