Offense

Ki Play - Basic Pathways

Scottdurocher

Couloir 1 = deux voies. Pour permettre au joueur 1 de revenir pour une passe Swing. Couloir 2 = une voie vers le fond. Couloir 3 = cut (strike) in or long. CLEAR jusqu'au 2/3 du terrain en largeur. Remonte en diagonale pour reprendre le couloir 2.  

Offense

Ki Play - basic (reset to 4)

Scottdurocher

Reset, get open, as soon as the Handler LOOKS and TURNS towards you.  

Offense

Ki Play - basic (pass 2 - on the clear)

Scottdurocher

Inverted slingshot. First objective is to break. On this play, break is possible to player 2. Player #1 has the responsibility to get open for the second pass.  

Offense

Ki Play - basic (Ki-Y)

Scottdurocher

Inverted slingshot. First objective is to break. But on this play, no break is possible to player 3 or 2. Player #1 usually has the responsibility to get open for the second pass, but… She or he sees that a huck is possible.  

Offense

Ki Play - basic (pass 2)

Scottdurocher

Inverted slingshot. First objective is to break. But on this play, no break is possible to player 3. Player 2 will get the pass on the open side. Player #1 has the responsibility to get open for the second pass.  

Offense

Ki Play - basic (pass 3 and dish)

Scottdurocher

Inverted slingshot. First objective is to break. Usually, Player #1 has the responsibility to get open for the second pass. But, this time, a Dish is the better option.  

Offense

Ki Play - basic (pass 3)

Scottdurocher

Inverted slingshot. First objective is to break. Player #1 has the responsibility to get open for the second pass. If all works… a flow of breaks.  

Offense

Side Stack Demo1 - Huck

jonpatterson

Three Throw Score from Side Stack  

Offense

Centered Disc Dump Set

sawyerthompson

Same for flick and backhand force. If mark is straight-up, you can turn either way. I would recommend right-handed players turn right, though, as it makes the cut behind you easier to throw to  

Offense

Dump Set (force middle)

sawyerthompson

FM Dump Set  

Offense

Dump Set (trap)

sawyerthompson

"First handler" refers to the first look, who is in the middle of the field (numbered 2). "Second handler" refers to the second look, who is on the far sideline (numbered 3)  

Defense

4-person Cup

James Greeno

4-person cup switching mark to trap sideline. 1 & 2 are the 'Marks/Off-Marks'. 3 & 4 are the 'Middles'