EndZone
Power
QCOUltimateIn this variation, the stack is set on the break side, pulling defenders away from the open side of the field. This clears space for the offside (break side) handler to attack upfield into the open side for a goal. RESET: If the strike cut is looked off, they will cycle back into the vert stack, and the 1st cutter will come back to fill in for the handle, while the center handle utilizes the cake cut to move the disc. This can repeat or flow into standard vert stack. Maximizes Space: By putting the stack on the break side, you maximize the cutting lane on the open side which is easier to hit and more comfortable for many throwers. Quick Score: The throw is high percentage and fast, no need for complex handler resets or timing-dependent cutter motion.
Offense
1st cut and continuation for 2nd cut
JamieltcBasic vertical stack cutting **reminder, your cut should think of where is your defender, if he is behind you, you can just do a cut to get the disc; but if he the in front of you, you can do a deep fake cut and go under. Do it before disc in. You can move before disc in, except stoppage ( e.g. foul call, violation or any call if necessary)
Defense
deciding direction with defender side
JamieltcDepends on where is the defender, aiming to go another side of the defender's position.
Offense
horizont 2-3
alexnikkoРазбежка в горизонте. После успешной разбежки строим вертикальный стек
Offense
Cake Cut
QCOUltimateCake cut positioning means that your two backfield handlers are offset diagonally—one tighter and a bit closer to the disc (reset handler), the other wider and slightly deeper (swing or continuation handler). They form a triangle with the thrower.cribe the play
Offense
Minnesota Drill
QCOUltimateObjective: To practice fluid handler movement into power position, recognize continuation opportunities, and develop timing for deep cutting off of power position looks. Rotation: Defense to throw Throw to Mid Mid to far side Far side to stack Stack to Throwing line