Step 1

Let's begin on the break-side sideline. In this position, the stack on that side of the field must move further downfield to free up space in front of the handler. The 3rd handler has now moved across the the opposite side of the field.

Step 2

If the right side is 'active', they make their cuts as usual. They should angle their cuts toward the disc.

Step 3

The thrower has three basic options. The cutter might be open for a pass. Or the handler can look to simply reset to the middle of the field.

Step 4

This is identical, regardless of which side is called as 'active'.

Step 5

This time the left side is 'active'.

Step 6

The same three options are available to the thrower.

Step 7

Let's assume the up-field pass is completed.

Step 8

Just as before, the receiver has three options for the next throw. Always take the easiest.

Step 9

As before, the first cutter clears after dumping and the second cutter makes their in-cut.

Step 10

We can reset to our default position, and we now have the disc back in the middle of the field.