Drills
Vertical Stack Handler Continuation
HorsleykcpWe know what a continuation looks like once we've moved the disc upfield to a cutter. This drills goal is to illustrate what happens when we get into a higher stall count and the handler needs to look for a reset. When this happens the back of the stack should wait and anticipate which side of the field the disc will get swung to and time their cuts to be open as the disc is reset. Rotation is as follows: 8>1>9>2>7>6>5>4>3
Drills
Horizontal Continuations Pt 2
HorsleykcpIn this drill we're looking to move the disc upfield, looking to bump the disc back toward our handlers for the downfield continuation. The goal of this drill is to provide another option for a downfield continuation, working on our cut timing. Drill starts with 4 downfield cutters in a horizontal stack. Disc is centered on any on the 3 handler positions. Rotation as follows 6>1>2>3>4>5
Drills
Horizontal Continuations
HorsleykcpIn this drill we're looking to move the disc upfield, flowing through the cutters. The goal behind this drill is to refine our paired cutter movements as well as timing a deep cut off our first downfield throw. Drill starts with 4 downfield cutters in a horizontal stack. Disc is centered on any on the 3 handler positions. Rotation as follows 6>1>2>3>4>5
EndZone
Endzone Play
cvazquezStep one is front of stack is ISO. If they don't get open and the disc is swung, the ISO will fill the middle handler position and 1 will cut upline, becoming the new ISO. Back of stack takes a cut to either corner of the endzone. 4/1 can swap with 5 if they're tired for a new ISO player.
Offense
HF Offensive Play
cvazquezOur ho-flow play. The play demonstration ends at step 4. Step 6 demonstrates how the cuts push to different players, with player 4 becoming the Hive.