In our base EndZone set, we are trying to score in a 4v4 with three handlers out of the endzone and an ACE (b4) 1-2 yds deep in the box.
When the disc is in the center third of the field, notice where the ACE sets up. By HEDGING into the open side he is (1) putting ACE defender (r4) in a tougher spot to defend the open side throw and (2) creating a lane for a quick seam/inside break throw for a score.
Our initial look in EndZone is a jab move by the ACE and a break throw for the goal.
This should be our first look 100% of the time.
Let suppose that the initial look to the ACE does not go off. Our next look is to a handler weave in a HURRICANE cut.
HURRICANE is initiated by the handler with the disc (b1) by open-squaring up towards the handler he is keying in on first. In this case let's go with b1 opening his hips to b2.
Depending on what r2 is taking away, b2 makes either the STRIKE cut or the BONES cut. In this case r2 is taking away STRIKE, so b2 cuts BONES and b3 CHISELs.
Here, b1 has a read option. He can either play b2 out through BONES, or he can seam-hit b3 on the CHISEL.
The stack (b5-b7) should be deep enough that the throw to b3 should be a goal, However, if b1 hits b2 in the open flat..
..then b3 chops his CHISEL into an S-CUT back to the front cone. While this is happening, notice where b4 has drifted.
If b3 does not get the disc, we engage in EndZone O - Sideline.
To complete the transition to that look, b3 clears to the back of the endzone stack, b4 becomes the 2-handler, and b5 becomes the new ACE.