Step 1

Our sideline EndZone set looks a lot like a vert stack, and for the most part flows like one, with a few mentionable differences.

Step 2

Notice the stack's spacing. b5-b7 are pushed to the back of the endzone, forcing the defenders (if they're smart) into zone responsibilities (keyed into their cutter D assignments). The ACE (b4) is in line with the stack, but only 1-2 yards deep in the box. The 1 (b2) and 2 (b3) handlers are set up as they would be in Vert relative to the disc.

Step 3

100% of the time in this situation we want run the reset look through the 1-Handler (b2) first, either with an A (strike) CUT or a B (dump) CUT.

Step 4

In the easiest of worlds, an A CUT move results in a goal.

Step 5

If b2 does not get the disc, the offense moves into a shape where b2 becomes the ace.

Step 6

While b2 is performing the A CUT, b3 is moving into the fill.

Step 7

When the disc is in the air to b3, b4 is setting up the CONTINUATION CUT, and b2 is moving over to ACE.

Step 8

From there it's, DUMP

Step 9

SWING [NOTE: If b2 is not in position to make the lateral cut, then they should clear to the back of the stack and it's b5's lane to be the new ACE and score.]

Step 10

SCORE