Step 1

Play starts as pictured. Stack should be as far back in the endzone as possible.

Step 2

The iso cutter tries to get free for the first 5/6 seconds of the stall count. THE ISO SHOULD NEVER LEAVE THE ENDZONE UNLESS NECESSARY.

Step 3

If the iso doesn't get open, the handler looks dump. ISO: STOP CUTTING ONCE THE DUMP IS INITIATED. The dump handler now has two dump-cutting options; A) Cut straight to the open side.

Step 4

Once 1 dumps the disc, they cut straight up the line. Because of how the mark is lined up, they should have the advantage from the get-go and get the easy score.

Step 5

Option B) If the dump can't get open on the open-side, they cut back to the break-side.

Step 6

Usually with endzone play, the defense is so worried about stopping the strike, they will usually over-bid on this cut, hopefully leaving the break-side cut open.

Step 7

Provided the iso hasn't moved, there should be a huge area to aim for on the break-side of the endzone.

Step 8

Score. If the disc gets recycled so much that the iso has to come out of the endzone to help out, the first in the stack then becomes the iso.