EndZone
Endzone - Starting Break Side
Hug MachineEndzone play to move the disc off of the break sideline.
Offense
Tripartite
TSUcoachA pull play, slow set up, or static set up pay. The offense intends to score in the 3 passes shown.
Defense
Sag (Recoveries)
robertthottamExamples of how to recover and maintain our sag and when to transition out of it. Priorities: -Cut off continuation throws by dropping downfield then reset shape -Force any discs with cutters/upfield back to handlers -Communicating with teammates to make we are all always defending a player.
Defense
Sag (Holes)
robertthottamHoles are marked by numbered cone markers. Label in order of easiest for offense to complete a throw to. Red arrows show throwing angles. Throws on these angles before our defensive positions are reached or marks are set will result in a high likelihood of the defense being broken.
Defense
Slow (Dance)
robertthottamPriorities: -Prevent dump defense -Helping teammate with communication 2 Parts: Steps 1-6 (beaten by dancing dump cuts) Steps 7-15 (Slow call versus dancing cuts) Step 15-16 (roll option)
Defense
Roll
robertthottamPriorities: -Sealing the forced side -Helping teammate with communication Standard vert stack (shown) but also applies to ho stack and both break and openside (whenever a switch on defense can allow for the force to be sealed quicker) 3 Parts (common but not only situations): Steps 1-3 (broken scrape/around) Steps 4-7 (scrape/around) Steps 8-11 (upline)
Defense
Sag
robertthottamPriorities: -Defend the middle space (red box) -Force toward the handlers (force middle when disc is on the sideline/force sideline when disc is in the middle) -Disrupt Offensive plays -Force high of # throws
Defense
Sag (Zone)
robertthottamPriorities: -Defend the middle space (red box) -Force toward the handlers (force middle when disc is on the sideline/force sideline when disc is in the middle) -Disrupt Offensive plays -Force high of # throws