Step 1

Our initial stack set up in the middle of the field; #1 & 2 our furthest deep and lined up, #3 is the front of the stack and slightly offset to allow space for a breakside throw.

Step 2

#1 will cut to the open under space at the same time that #3 cuts to the break side, these are both good options that the handler #5 can decide to take.

Step 3

In this case the Handler chose to throw to #1 to the open under space; now #2 who was previously in the middle of the stack is the continuation they can decide to make a deep cut, or go deep and then under, which the play shows; #3 is the next continuation and will continue down field; #5 will be stay In the back space to help and #4 will join the stack

Step 4

#2 cuts under while #3 cuts deep; #4 is now front of the stack

Step 5

#2 can throw to #3 into the deep space if they are comfortable, this throw could have happened on the last step as well.

Step 6

Resetting into the stack and trying if the disc gets played to the break side initially;

Step 7

The throw goes off to the front of stack #1 on the break side, this is a short cut

Step 8

Now the force is on the wrong side of the player allowing for an easy backhand downfield in this case a deep throw to our continuation #2

Step 9