Center (or Brick Mark) Setup. Chase is straight up. The lager wall is setup around 5 behind the chase in line with each other. Although ideally the Mid Mid deals with crashes, through the wall, the ears can also crash, but must prioritise not letting the disc through,
Although it is the chase's prerogative, ideally the laager wants to keep flat for as much of the field as possible. We do not want to give the sideline handlers a chance to move the disc past ear 1 to four. Wing opposite side wing can come in a lot to make any forward passes on the other side a bit more risky.
What we don't want. IF the sideline force is too soon. It makes another swing too easy.
Side line trap set up. Here the off wing can be aggressive (situation dependent). Chase traps and makes an easy dump difficult. But needs to also be careful of handlers crashings. As the wall crashing can open up some dangerous gaps. Ear 1 needs to make sure they continue to make up the line difficult so that on side wing can be more adaptive/aggressive.