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

The upline cut is well defended and looked off. The front of the stack gets their defender on their left hip then cuts for a dump.

Step 4

As the front of the stack makes their dump cut, clears to the front of the stack.

Step 5

The back of the stack cuts to the break side. Meanwhile, the dump sets up even with the disc on the force side.

Step 6

The mark (1) is able to cut off the around backhand, but this creates an opportunity for an upline cut.

Step 7

The handler dumps with a backhand and cuts upline. 5 clears into the stack somewhere behind the front of the stack.

Step 8

The stack adjusts to the new field position. The back of the stack (4) sets up a force side cut.

Step 9

4 cuts to the force side. The dump (7) moves even with the disc.

Step 10

The force side cut from 4 is well defended so they clear back into the stack somewhere behind the front of the stack. The rest of the stack readjusts.

Step 11

The handler with the disc pivots to face the dump in the middle of the field. The dump cuts upline, but is well defended.

Step 12

The front of the stack gets the defender on their left hip.

Step 13

They then cut for a break side dump. 7 clears to the front of the stack.

Step 14

The back of the stack cuts to the break side. The mark is unable to stop the around backhand.