Step by step 19 steps
  1. Step 1

    This is the generic set up for our offense's initiation play that we've worked on for a couple days now. <br/> Just a bit of terminology before we move forward: ace: front of the stack or Blue 4 Apex: center handler or Blue 1 Continuation: back of the stack or Blue 7 Force Side Reset: since the defense is force flick, Blue 3 Break Side Reset: since the defense is force flick, Blue 2

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    Our ace is the initiator in the offense. He has a couple options on how to get open. <br> Option 1: Driving his man upfield then either getting the disc deep

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    RESET

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    or drive his man deep, turn his hips,

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    then cut under for our continuation to be ready to catch the next pass<br/> notice that the middle of the stack, Blue 5 and 6, are moving forward to maintain about the same spacing from the disc. We want to maximize space from

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    RESET

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    Option 2: Run breakside and gets the short break from the apex

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    or continue running up the breakside for our apex to throw a score <br/> It is important for the continuation to be ready to cut in incase the apex doesn't have the throw to our ace.

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    RESET

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    Option 3: This is our last option, we'll take it if the ace's defender is tired of getting beat deep and plays him accordingly

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    he flashes under and looks immediately upfield to our continuation who should be cutting in

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    RESET <br> Next we'll be talking about our reset options<br> Whatever handler has the disc will look upfield for our Ace's cut and maybe the continuation. If neither option is there, he will lock eyes and point his chest in the direction of the reset he chose. <br/> the resets should be creeping up to be in line with the disc once they realize our cutters are not open

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    If our Apex looks to our breakside reset (Blue 2), his goal is to gain yards upline

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    or gain positioning on the breakside

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    RESET

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    If the Apex looks open side, this player's (Blue 3) choices are to gain yards up the sideline

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    RESET

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    or switch fields with a wheel cut which would continue to our breakside rest

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    Continuations off handler resets should come from our continuation (Back of the stack)

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