Step 1

The Cuddle zone is a standard containment zone in the middle of the field. The mark (1) has a straight-up force. The flaps (2, 3) and plugs (4, 5) are stopping short throws. The deeps (6, 7) are stopping deep throws.

Step 2

If the disc is thrown to within ~5m of either sideline, the mark can call for a trap.

Step 3

The mark puts on a sideline force. The furthest flap (2) marks the closest dump, effectively playing match on them. The closest flap (3) sits in front of the disc in the throwing lane.

Step 4

The plugs and deeps will adjust based on what the closest opponents are doing.

Step 5

If every opponent close to the disc is covered, the furthest plug (4) can move over to pressure the big swing pass to the far handler.

Step 6

If there's only 1 deep threat, the furthest deep (6) could instead by the one to push in and pressure the swing pass.

Step 7

Or they can communicate to the furthest plug (4) and have them cover the swing, and instead push into the middle of the field.

Step 8

If the opponents manage to get the disc out of the trap towards the middle of the field again, revert back to a standard Cuddle.

Step 9

The trap can be set on either sideline.

Step 10