Set Up to create Power Position more in openside when disc on force infield/middle side. A power position is when you receive the disc in a position where you are able to see downfield and are almost instantly ready to throw on the catch.
First move always front of stack across the thrower. the "dump" (number 3) may be making the way slowly up the pitch, not too soon so creating poaches. They read the situation and makes the way up toward the front of stack. (not as early as this, but there are only 8 moves allowed per play on playspedia, so I have to speed this up)
"Dump" now up field takes a slash cut with aim of power position on breakside. If it was the openside, they can just engage an up the line cut. Number 4 is now front of the stack and is the "reset". If the slash cut receives the disc, it's likely a power position... then the huck is always on.
The Front of the Stack cuts like a "Reset". Cut off the "dump" upline/slash cut, aiming to get a "swing", or the pass where the defender isn't. The former dump (number 3) had cleared upfield/cut deep. The first cut deep (number 2) probably wants to get a big under if the reset (number 4) catches in the force open side and 2 is too deep and the under makes sense to be a big win.
If the reset is not thrown, the reset (number 4) is an upfield dump. There should be no poaches near the disc, so you can get in a position for the "Triple Threat". Number 2 should be getting back in the stack, number 3/number 7, always be ready at the back of stack for the huck to where the defender isn't.
The dump (number 4) receives the disc where the defender isn't.... It is unlikely to be a power position so the Front of the stack (number 5) is ready to cut across the front of the dump to aim to get a power position win.
The Front of the stack (number 5) slash cuts in front of the man with the disc to get the disc in a power position. The flow begins again. The original thrower (number 1) is now the "dump" for number 4, ready if that first slash cut from the front is not thrown to. If the slash cut is thrown to, cut comes from the front of the stack next. The stack is tight and moves up field SLOWLY, PATIENTLY, never going to rush flow.
Our flow continues, but the huck is always on. Throw to where the defender isn't. In this example it is a huck! Between number 4 and number 1, one of ye call yourselves dump, like you would in regular frisbee. You are ready to be a slash cut/up the line cut if the front of stack cut isn't thrown. The other fella, you can hang back and let play develop or go up field and get in the middle of the stack on the non-action side, your call depending on your situation. You are in no rush to go up field (unless your man is in a position to poach). But yeah, create flow, power positions, slash cuts into deep cuts, moves from front of the stack and the "dump". The huck is always on, but certainly after a power position has been achieved.