Step 1

The dump recognizes a chance to get the disc up line.

Step 2

As the dump makes their cut, the back of the stack should already be setting up his cut

Step 3

With a power position recognized, the cutter can bust deep to space. Notice he does not use much horizontal space to set this up.

Step 4

With the mark trailing behind, the dump handler now has open space to throw and momentum going forward

Step 5

The cutter doesn't need to break horizontally until the disc is in the air. This helps with positioning against the defender.

Step 6

Alternatively, if the cutter cannot get a good first step on the defender, or if the defender is already forcing hard in, the cutter can turn in for a high-yardage in cut.

Step 7

pushing the defender out or getting him on his heels clears more space.

Step 8

Cutter uses his body and position to secure open space in front of him.

Step 9

The next cutter should be beginning his cut while the first cutter is catching. The handlers decide who will stay back. A dump and reset is a strong option here.