Step 1

Flick force with vertical stack in the endzone. Cuts are angled from the back of the stack to the front corners of the endzone.

Step 2

Second back cuts first so that the back of stack can see which side they are cutting to, and mirror it on the other side. (if 6 goes break, 7 goes open)

Step 3

Defenders do not want to get scored on and often over-pursue to the front of the endzone. If they cover you, your job is not done. Plant hard and come straight across the front of the endzone for an easy score.

Step 4

(reset disc) this might also get covered.

Step 5

If those cuts get covered, the stall count is increasing so the handlers (and front of stack) look to reset the disc.

Step 6

2 goes up line for a possible score, but also creating space lateral to the disc for 3. 3 takes a step or two towards the disc to draw their defender across.

Step 7

3 cuts into the open space for the swing, and the play restarts from the stack. 2 will clear to become the new front of stack.

Step 8

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Step 9

(reset disc)

Step 10

Cut across the front of the endzone scores.