Step 1

Standard vert stack with dump on the force side. Force is righty flick.

Step 2

BACKHAND dump to space. Avoid the forehand dump because this gives the defender more time to get in front of the handler and shut down an upline cut.

Step 3

Upline cut is shut down by the defender

Step 4

The handler cuts back to the middle for a dump

Step 5

5 cuts to the break side. The handler defender over pursues to cut off the break side throw.

Step 6

Now that the momentum of the handler defender is towards the break side, the handler will be able to get open easily on the upline cut. Again, this throw should be a backhand. The 5 should clear back into the stack somewhere behind the 1. The rest of the stack should adjust. 4 is now the back of the stack.

Step 7

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Step 8

4 makes a continuation cut to the force side. Meanwhile, the stack pushes down field, and the other handler (7) sets up as the dump in the middle of the field.

Step 9

If 4 is looked off, they clear back into the stack somewhere behind 1. The rest of the stack adjusts. The handler with the disc pivots to face the dump in the middle of the field.

Step 10

The dump fakes upline then cuts back for a dump.

Step 11

Once the disc is in the air, the back of the stack (3) starts a cut to the breakside.

Step 12

To reiterate, if the handler defender over pursued to cut off the break side backhand, 7 would then throw a backhand dump to the force side handler and cut upline