Step 1

We start in a vert stack, the force is flick

Step 2

The back of the stack starts their cut by faking deep and towards the force side

Step 3

The back of the stack then cuts under, towards the sideline, away from the stack. They are open, so receive the disc. Don't cut too close to the stack or the throw can be poached

Step 4

The handler follows their throw (immediately, so they beat their mark). The front of the stack pushes the stack (loudly). The reset handler moves into space in case they are needed.

Step 5

Without looking downfield, the receiving cutter dishes the disc to the handler, who now has power position (They are moving toward the endzone when they receive the disc, which makes it easier to throw far).

Step 6

FYI: The ideal reset here is for the cutter to fall into the handler set, the previous rest handler to become front of the stack and for the stack to push. We didn't practice this, but lots of people asked. We will get to things like this in July-August timeframe

Step 7

This allows for a quick bones cut when a huck isn't available, making way for easy movement to the breakside

Step 8