Step 1

Disc is trapped on the force sideline. The thrower looks downfield until stall 3,4. The dump is line up even with the thrower, motionless.

Step 2

If nothing is open the thrower pivots 270 degrees and throws the "around" to the dump if it is open. The dump is waiting, anticipating the around but not making a strong cut

Step 3

The throw is behind the dump and out to space so the defender cannot make a play and the forward momentum favors the swing

Step 4

The front of the stack is the 1st continuation

Step 5

The back of the vert stack is the next continuation

Step 6

If the around is not open, the thrower fakes the dump. This communication tells the dump to go strike.

Step 7

The thrower pivots back and can throw the strike if open

Step 8

If the strike goes off the stack pushes down field and the thrower fills in as the dump

Step 9

Cuts still from the back

Step 10

If the dump and strike are both not open, then the the front of the stack fills into the dump space for the 3rd option around

Step 11

Thrower first looks for the around but it wasn't open. He fakes the dump to go strike

Step 12

The strike is not open either, he fakes the strike cut off which clears upfield into the vertical stack

Step 13

The thrower pivots back to throw the around to the front of the stack

Step 14

The back of the stack is the continuation cut