Step 1

Pull

Step 2

Set up in vert stack. Dump is 45 degrees back maybe 10 yards away from the handle.

Step 3

2 will try to come straight behind for an easy dump and keep disc in center of field. 1 will immediately run a small give and go move to clear out defender.

Step 4

If possible we want to hit the quick break throw out to space even if we have to hit it on the run.

Step 5

What happens if defender lags behind?

Step 6

Let mark overpursue by faking throw anyway.

Step 7

Give and go move right back to 1st handle.

Step 8

Hit the upline throw.

Step 9

What happens if defender never gets behind dump?

Step 10

Lefty backhand or io flick needs to go to outside shoulder towards sideline. Somewhere defender can make no play.

Step 11

Now that it is on the sideline, what do we do?

Step 12

Option 1 is to hit an easy around throw. Note that we are throwing out and around the defender. This is not straight back, it is angled so that the defender is on the offensive players back.

Step 13

We lost yards so we want to get yards back by sending the breakside throw.

Step 14

What if the dump defender is taking away the around really hard?

Step 15

1 handle should set up a cut that will attack outside shoulder of the dumper defender if possible. If we can win the outside shoulder, we should be able to receive the disc from the handle.

Step 16

What if we lose the outside shoulder and have to go inside? That throw might be open still, but the defender has a lot better chance at getting the disc.

Step 17

To get the disc upline here, we need to change our angle of attack mid-cut to get it.

Step 18

Or maybe our defender did a really great job. We don't get the disc. That's fine.

Step 19

1 needs to clear into the stack as quickly as possible without cutting off critical angles. This will require some field sense

Step 20

1 may cycle right into the front of the stack.

Step 21

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Step 22

Or 1 might go deep to clear out.

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Step 24

Or 1 might clear into the middle or back of the stack.

Step 25

While this is happening we are looking for the big crossfield swing to the front of the stack.

Step 26

Defender may anticipate this and play it extremely hard thinking he knows what we're doing. At this point, 3 has the freedom to stop and cut for a big upline gainer.

Step 27

Upline cut.

Step 28

Stack moves back. 2 moves into reset position, rinse, repeat.