Offense

SOY - ho static play

seancolfer

This is one of the two very basic plays we might use to generate some quick, easy movement from a static disc in 34. It's something you'll likely all have seen before.  

Offense

Resetting from the sideline

seancolfer

This basic principle applies in both 25 and 34. We are looking to focus on the front of stack or the second player in the ho stack. As before, the key thing here is to take the first good option you have. That might mean losing 5 yards backwards - that is a price that we will pay to be in the middle of the field.  

Offense

Resetting in 34

seancolfer

Resetting in the middle of the field in 34 is much the same as in 25, we are looking to use the open side as the first option but the third handler is an option on the break side if needed.  

Offense

Resetting in 25

seancolfer

Basics of resetting the disc in flow in the centre of the field. Much of this will depend on what the positioning of the dump defender is. The thrower should be taking the first open opportunity to reset the disc, so if the handler has space immediately then the disc should go.  

Offense

OAT - sideline movement play

seancolfer

Movement from the sideline.  

Offense

Iron or normal ho-flow

nathandhuff

This is our basic ho-stack flow for cutters in the middle of the field and on the sideline. You will hear the B C cutting triangle called Iron a lot. Trying to attack from the middle of the field with B and C as our hot pair most of the time.  

Offense

Millsap

nathandhuff

Clearing space for a slashing cut from the A.  

Offense

Moses

nathandhuff

Opening up the middle of the field for big isolation lanes.  

Offense

play 3

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play 1.1

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Play 2

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Offense

Play 1

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