Step 1

From a dead disc situation, near the attacking end zone and at least 5 metres from the sideline, call an iso with a sidestack. The stack should be at most 10m to the side of the disc.

Step 2

If the sidestack defenders aren't poaching, and the iso matchup is a good one, run the iso as normal.

Step 3

And get an easy goal.

Step 4

If the sidestack defenders are poaching, or the iso matchup is tough, call Mandarin.

Step 5

The front 3 players of the sidestack cut hard towards the middle of the field. The back of stack takes a couple of steps in that direction too.

Step 6

Once the cutters are clear, the back of stack then cuts to the front of the end zone for an easy goal.

Step 7

If the play doesn't work, continue into a standard end zone structure.

Step 8

If the disc is closer to the middle of the field, the side stack should setup slightly away from the sideline, to keep a 5-10m gap to the disc.

Step 9

This also allows the handler to throw into space behind the stack, making it harder for the defender to reach it.

Step 10