Step 1

The 3 handlers set up horizontally across the field, with the 4 cutters set up in a vertical stack hugging the far sideline.

Step 2

The 3rd cutter in the vertical stack, or #6, cuts hard horizontally towards the sideline, attempting to receive an O.I. throw. When this cutter is about halfway to the sideline, handler #2 should initiate a berkley style cut for a short upline throw.

Step 3

If cutter #6 did not receive the disc, then he cuts back towards the center of the field, angled slightly towards the goal line. As this is happening handler #2 is continuing their cut upline for the potential reception.

Step 4

If handler #2 does not receive the disc then they cut back towards the goal line, on the same plane as their initial cut, ensuring to leave some space between them and the thrower. They should then receive the disc behind the goal line, to the side of the thrower.

Step 5

As soon as handler #2 receives the disc, they should immediately look for the break force throw(should be open for a split second) to cutter #6 who should be cutting inwards on the break force side.