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Vert Stack 2 - Choosing your cut
FifthCaptainVert Stack 2. Choosing whether to make an in-cut or deep-cut is easy. Make a decision based on where your defender is positioned.
Offense
Vert Stack 1 - Cut and Dump
FifthCaptainVert Stack Offense 1. This simple flow allows cutters from the back of the stack to make in-cuts, dump to a handler, and rejoin the stack.
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Split Stack 8 - Trapped on the Sideline
FifthCaptainSplit Stack Offense 8. This is the weakest position for the team to start in, and requires good handler movement to fix.
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Split Stack 7 - From the Breakside Sideline
FifthCaptainSplit Stack Offense. This shows what to do if the handler's starting position is near the sideline on the break side of the field. Note: Starting position of handlers and the closest stack.
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Split Stack 6 - Handler Flow
FifthCaptainSplit Stack Offense. If the cutters aren't getting open, handlers can move around the disc to reset.
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Split Stack 5 - Switching the Active Side
FifthCaptainSplit Stack Offense 5. Sometimes the 'active' side will be switched at the handlers' discretion.
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Split Stack 4 - Frustration
FifthCaptainSplit Stack Offense. This time we're assuming a defense is able to cover at least some of our in-cuts.