Pull!
Offense sets up the stack, 3 handlers and 4 cutters. Cutter 1 and 6 line up about 15 yards away from the handlers and cutters 2 and 7 about 10 yards away.
Cutter 1 or 6 makes the first cut going away at an angle.
Once the cutter reaches mid field they make an in cut towards the disc. As this is happening the other cutter (1 or 6) starts their cut away. Then cutters 2 and 7 float up field to replace 1 and 6 in the stack.
If the cutter (6) doesn't get the disc, they clear out to either side filling the void 2 or 7 left. Cutter (1) makes the in cut, while 2 or 7 start their out cut.
Cutter (1) doesn't get the disc so they clear out opposite of cutter (6). Cutter (7) makes the in cut while cutter (2) makes the out cut.
That was an example of the basic flow of the offense with nobody getting the disc. Now lets reset and move onto what happens when you do get the disc and we march up the field for the goal.
This time let's have cutter (1) initiate the offense.
As you can see cutter (1) makes a great cut and is wide open so they get the disc. Cutter (6) has already started the deep cut. Cutters (2) and (7) start floating up field to fill the rotation.
From here handler (5) will fill the gap in the cutter line left by cutter (1). Cutter (1) will become the mid handler and handlers (3) and (4) split to the outside. Cutters (2) and (7) continue to float down field so they reset the stack at a proper distance of 15 yards. Cutter (6) is already going deep for the score.
If cutter (6) doesn't get the deep pass they continue to clear through to the opposite side of the field. Cutter (7) knows the make the cut because they have 2 cutters in their stack. This allows cutter (6) a chance to reset the stack and catch their breath.
Cutter (7) gets the disc on their in cut, cutter (2) is already making the next deep cut. The other two cutters set up the stack 15 yards away from the disc.
Cutter (2) goes deep. Handler (3) fills the cutter line. The other two handlers split and the stack resets.
Cutter (6) cuts because they have 2 in the line, cutter (2) clears out. The other cutters fill the stack.
Cutter (6) gets the disc, handler (1) fills the stack. Two handlers split and stack is reset. Now you are on the goal line.
From here you can call an isolation for a cutter, they have lots of space to run to.
Or you can call a side stack.
The last man in the stack makes the first cut and the others float deep to fill in.