Step 1

We receive the pull

Step 2

We set up in a horizontal stack with a line of 4 cutters about 15 yards away from the disc and 2 handlers (one hybrid, one secondary) on each side of the disc.

Step 3

The two cutters on the "break side" (in this case 4 and 5) cut diagonally deep (staggering their cuts so that the inside cutter- in this case 5 cuts 2 seconds before the outside cutter- in this case 4) and towards the middle of the field about 10 yards while the cutters on the "open side" of the field (in this case 6 and 7) slash diagonally across the field to the break side.

Step 4

The "inside cutter" (in this case number 5) stops their deep cut and then cuts about 10-15 yards under to the open side. At the same time, the outside cutter cuts deep, each of these (preferably the deep look) are our first two looks.

Step 5

If neither of the two cutters on the open side get the disc then the deep cutter (in this case number 4) needs to run all the way under to reset the horizontal stack.

Step 6

Now our horizontal stack is reset and the same cuts in step #3 are made (cycle).

Step 7

The same cuts in step #4 are made (cycle).

Step 8

Notice that when the deep cutter comes back they fill the open side spot closest to the sideline so on their next two cuts they are completing a slash and then under cut rather than another deep cut.

Step 9