Step 1

A simple pass as the triangle rotates. This can (and should) be done with fakes to lose the D.

Step 2

An example of a quick pass that gets the disc to the centre.

Step 3

You don't want the disc in the centre, so rearrange the diamond to make the handler the corner. Depending on the space, you can make the pass, or just wait for more triangle rotations.

Step 4

Re-allign the diamond so that you can cut without losing ground. It is the CENTRE's job to keep the integrity and guide the diamond.

Step 5

Pass up the line.

Step 6

This is an example of a rotation that turns into a deep cut. #5 rotates down, if his Defender is in front of him, he can cut away back to the end zone for the score.

Step 7

#4 is actually making a cut, trying to get the disc, and #2 maintains the shape by drawing his defender to #5 position. This is where the chance is taken and #5 goes for it!

Step 8

Score!

Step 9