Game starts with the reds on the pull.
Reds run over towards their marks and to try and prevent the initial throw. Blues move to the disc to being the play.
Blues put the play on, with the two end zone players running long, into the end zone to threaten a long pass. These two players remain here to look threatening, and to receive the disc if issues arise with the weave, or a long throw is just preferable.
Blues put the play on, with the two end zone players running long, into the end zone to threaten a long pass. These two players remain here to look threatening, and to receive the disc if issues arise with the weave, or a long throw is just preferable.
Focus on the end zone players, who meet in the centre of the end zone and then cut to the edges to receive the potential pass.
Whilst the end zone players are cutting, the weave is played. Person No. 2 is the 'dump' and person No. 1 is the 'iso' (isolated' player.
(Step 1 of 2) Ignore the end zone players for now, they are just looking to threaten their two markers. Person 2 cuts ACROSS the typical throwing area, to the opposite side of the pitch to hopefully receive a throw down the line. Meanwhile, person 1 cuts AWAY from the disc, to the edge of the pitch and then come to rest where player 2 originally started.
(Step 2 of 2) Person 2 cuts ACROSS the typical throwing area, to the opposite side of the pitch to hopefully receive a throw down the line. Meanwhile, person 1 cuts AWAY from the disc, to the edge of the pitch and then come to rest where player 2 originally started.
Ideally player 2 will receive the disc. However, if it is clear that they won't be available, then player 1 may receive the disc where he is now. In this case, player 2 will be successful!
(Step 1 of 2) Player 1 is now in a position to cut ACROSS the usual throwing area to receive a pass, just as player 2 did previously. Meanwhile player 3 cuts to the edge of the pitch and down, to rest on the opposite wing to where the disc is.
(Step 2 of 2). Player 1 is now in a position to cut ACROSS the usual throwing area to receive a pass, just as player 2 did previously. Meanwhile player 3 cuts to the edge of the pitch and down, to rest on the opposite wing to where the disc is.
The process then repeats again, with Person 3 cutting to receive the disc, and person 2 cutting to the opposite side of the pitch, and then forwards.
When player 3 cuts for the disc, an 'End Zone Drill' is called for.
Players 1 and 2 now mill around and look threatening, providing options for player 2, just in case. The two end zone players make a 'two-man-stack' in the end zone, and perform an end zone drill.
Person 4 cuts first (as he is stood in front of person 5), and person 5 then knows to cut in the opposite direction.
Both players cut towards the front edge of the end zone, providing an easy catch, and a point for the team