Step 1

Assuming forehand force

Step 2

If the disc is swung to the sideline, D3 initially puts on a regular mark.

Step 3

At stall 3 or 4, D3 calls "Fire" for no dump marking and moves back to about 45 degrees behind O3 and does a hard mark stopping the around break. D2 works extra hard to stop O2 from receiving the disc up line. D6 and D7 must now play their men tighter, since the downfield throws are much more open.

Step 4

On offense, O2 takes a few steps upfield to make the cut back a viable option.

Step 5

O2 can then cut back looking for the inside break.

Step 6

If O2 is not open, they then clear up the line. O1 fills in.

Step 7

O1 can then cut back for the inside break.

Step 8

Then clears upline if he doesn't receive it.

Step 9

The upline cut can also look for the inside break downfield.