Step 1

Best set up off a dead disc

Step 2

Deny dumps on handlers!

Step 3

Strike throws are difficult with a straight up mark!

Step 4

Downfield cutters are not open underneath, hucks are contested with straight up mark

Step 5

Mark shifts to deny any upfield throw

Step 6

Hard throw to make, but it may get off...

Step 7

Being on the sideline is just as bad.

Step 8

Mark can take away strike throw, there is NO FORCE

Step 9

Even with the break side wide open, there is still no open throw, because there is no force

Step 10

Staying between the upfield cutter and the disc is your goal at all times

Step 11

Once again, deny strike with the mark, since there is no force to hold

Step 12

If you over pursue to one side as if you were holding a force, you open yourself up to getting open swing throws

Step 13

This is the danger, you cannot give these open looks

Step 14

Hopefully, even with these looks- the straigth up will be there to delay at least the first huck and they will force a crappy second look

Step 15

Let's review the defense how its supposed to be run...

Step 16

With proper defensive posiitioning, this cannot go off

Step 17

Forcing crappy huck