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Start with a basic V-stack

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Second in the stack cuts out...

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Runs in a circle

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and another.

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and another.

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Now that the defender is sufficiently confused, the cutter can go deep.

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The handler doesn't throw the disc, because we're not finished yet.

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Cutter runs in another circle

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Then goes to the back of the end zone and loops around into a hard in cut.

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When the cutter gets about five yards away, they flare out to the sideline where the handler gives them the disc. By now the defender should be lost in confusion.

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However, there is a possibility that the defender is not thrown off by our antics, so we move to plan B.

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As the first cutter begins their in cut, the now second cutter in the stack begins cutting to the sideline on the break side.

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The handler throws a hammer just out of bounds which the second cutter greatests to the cutter in the back who should have gone to the end zone.

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(Allow for handler error, third cutter may have to lay out.)

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Sometimes though, the handler is rather faint at heart and isn't willing to throw a cross field hammer for the greatest.

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So, if all else fails, the second handler can cut for a dump to reset the stall count.

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Cutters should then return to the stack and presume making reasonable cuts.