#1 starts out with the disc. There is a line of handlers that cuts from the front line of the end zone, and there is a line of cutters that cuts from the back line of the end zone. All players will rotate through both lines.
#2 sets up his cut to the forehand side by making a check mark fake away.
#2 now cuts for a swing pass, and #1 throws an O/I forehand to him. #7 sets up his cut by making a check mark fake away. Players still in line fill toward the appropriate spot.
#7 now cuts for a score, and #2 throws a forehand to him. The throw can be straight or have a little bit of O/I, but it should always be an outside throw. #6 backs up the throw in case it goes past #7. #1 gets in position to receive the upcoming dump pass.
#7 throws the disc back to #2 by throwing an outside pass. #1 sets up his dump cut by making a check mark fake away. #6 begins to set up his upcoming scoring cut on the other side of the field.
#1 now cuts for a dump pass by going straight back, and #2 throws an O/I backhand to him. #3 sets up his swing cut to the backhand side by making a check mark fake away and #6 continues to set up his next cut. #7 clears to the back of the handler line.
#3 now cuts for a swing pass, and #1 throws an O/I backhand to him. #6 finishes setting up his cut by making a check mark fake away. #2 gets in position to receive the upcoming dump pass. Players still in line fill toward the appropriate spot.
#6 now cuts for a score, and #3 throws a backhand to him. Again, the throw can be straight or have a little bit of O/I, but it should always be an outside throw. #5 backs up the throw in case it goes past #6. #1 clears to the back of the cutter line.
#6 throws the disc back to #3 by throwing an outside pass. #2 sets up his dump cut by making a check mark fake away. #5 begins to set up his upcoming scoring cut on the other side of the field.
#2 now cuts for a dump pass by going straight back, and #3 throws an O/I forehand to him. #7 sets up his swing cut to the forehand side by making a check mark fake away and #5 continues to set up his next cut. #6 clears to the back of the handler line.
#7 now cuts for a swing pass, and #2 throws an O/I forehand to him. #5 finishes setting up his cut by making a check mark fake away. #3 gets in position to receive the upcoming dump pass. Players still in line fill toward the appropriate spot.
#5 now cuts for a score, and #7 throws a forehand to him. Again, the throw can be straight or have a little bit of O/I, but it should always be an outside throw. #4 backs up the throw in case it goes past #5. #2 clears to the back of the cutter line.
#5 throws the disc back to #7 by throwing an outside pass. #3 sets up his dump cut by making a check mark fake away. #4 begins to set up his upcoming scoring cut on the other side of the field.
#3 now cuts for a dump pass by going straight back, and #7 throws an O/I backhand to him. #6 sets up his swing cut to the backhand side by making a check mark fake away and #4 continues to set up his next cut. #5 clears to the back of the handler line.
#6 now cuts for a swing pass, and #3 throws an O/I backhand to him. #4 finishes setting up his cut by making a check mark fake away. #7 gets in position to receive the upcoming dump pass. Players still in line fill toward the appropriate spot.
#4 now cuts for a score, and #6 throws a backhand to him. Again, the throw can be straight or have a little bit of O/I, but it should always be an outside throw. #1 backs up the throw in case it goes past #6. #3 clears to the back of the cutter line.
#4 throws the disc back to #6 by throwing an outside pass. #7 sets up his dump cut by making a check mark fake away. #1 begins to set up his upcoming scoring cut on the other side of the field.
#7 now cuts for a dump pass by going straight back, and #6 throws an O/I forehand to him. #5 sets up his swing cut to the forehand side by making a check mark fake away and #1 continues to set up his next cut. #4 clears to the back of the handler line.
#5 now cuts for a swing pass, and #7 throws an O/I forehand to him. #1 finishes setting up his cut by making a check mark fake away. #6 gets in position to receive the upcoming dump pass. Players still in line fill toward the appropriate spot.
#1 now cuts for a score, and #5 throws a forehand to him. Again, the throw can be straight or have a little bit of O/I, but it should always be an outside throw. #2 backs up the throw in case it goes past #1. #7 clears to the back of the cutter line.
#1 throws the disc back to #5 by throwing an outside pass. #6 sets up his dump cut by making a check mark fake away. #2 begins to set up his upcoming scoring cut on the other side of the field.
#6 now cuts for a dump pass by going straight back, and #5 throws an O/I backhand to him. #4 sets up his swing cut to the backhand side by making a check mark fake away and #2 continues to set up his next cut. #1 clears to the back of the handler line.
#4 now cuts for a swing pass, and #6 throws an O/I backhand to him. #2 finishes setting up his cut by making a check mark fake away. #5 gets in position to receive the upcoming dump pass. Players still in line fill toward the appropriate spot.
#2 now cuts for a score, and #4 throws a backhand to him. Again, the throw can be straight or have a little bit of O/I, but it should always be an outside throw. #3 backs up the throw in case it goes past #2. #6 clears to the back of the cutter line.
#2 throws the disc back to #4 by throwing an outside pass. #5 sets up his dump cut by making a check mark fake away. #3 begins to set up his upcoming scoring cut on the other side of the field.
#5 now cuts for a dump pass by going straight back, and #4 throws an O/I forehand to him. #1 sets up his swing cut to the forehand side by making a check mark fake away and #3 continues to set up his next cut. #2 clears to the back of the handler line.
#1 now cuts for a swing pass, and #5 throws an O/I forehand to him. #3 finishes setting up his cut by making a check mark fake away. #4 gets in position to receive the upcoming dump pass. Players still in line fill toward the appropriate spot.
#3 now cuts for a score, and #1 throws a forehand to him. Again, the throw can be straight or have a little bit of O/I, but it should always be an outside throw. #7 backs up the throw in case it goes past #3. #5 clears to the back of the cutter line.
#3 throws the disc back to #1 by throwing an outside pass. #4 sets up his dump cut by making a check mark fake away. #7 begins to set up his upcoming scoring cut on the other side of the field.
#4 now cuts for a dump pass by going straight back, and #1 throws an O/I backhand to him. #2 sets up his swing cut to the backhand side by making a check mark fake away and #7 continues to set up his next cut. #3 clears to the back of the handler line.
#2 now cuts for a swing pass, and #4 throws an O/I backhand to him. #7 finishes setting up his cut by making a check mark fake away. #1 gets in position to receive the upcoming dump pass. Players still in line fill toward the appropriate spot.
#7 now cuts for a score, and #2 throws a backhand to him. Again, the throw can be straight or have a little bit of O/I, but it should always be an outside throw. #6 backs up the throw in case it goes past #7. #4 clears to the back of the cutter line. Play continues along the same rotation...