Offense
Vertical Stack: Flow
adrianliemHere's a brief look at the basics of maintaining flow with a Vertical Stack.
Offense
2 Handler Zone O
adrianliemTypical Zone Offense involves 3 handlers back, spread across the field. But an alternative approach is to rely on 2 handlers, freeing up a player to help spread the field wider. With the 2 Handler set, 1 & 2 are the primary handlers, 3 & 4 are wings who can fill in as a third handler, 5 is the primary popper, and 6 is the continuation popper, with 7 as the deep threat. Handlers: Stay in the middle lane of the field, keep the disc moving and look for holes in the zone as the disc moves across the field. Wings: Start cutting from down-field to gain yards on the swing pass. Stay wide to help keep the field spread out. Poppers: Work together. Rely on one to be a primary popper, looking for the first break through the zone D, and the other to be the continuation. Deep: Be active in the back to help pull the middle of the Zone D back or out wide. Look for continuation cuts once the disc breaks through the holes. Here is a basic overview of what this looks like.
Drills
Fortalecimiento de cortes, pases y defensa forzada.
LeonardoEl ejercicio es muy bueno para cortes, pases y defensa. El ejercicio puede variar en los cortes y el forzado de pase.
Offense
Horizontal Stack - L Play
procteraHorizontal Stack from Pull to Point. 2,4,6 are handlers. 1,3,5,7 are the horizontal stack. Player 3 cuts toward the handlers then cuts forced side to get the first throw from the handlers. Player 5 cuts deep to the end zone and then back to get the second throw from player 3. 7 cuts toward the handlers then to the end zone then back to get the disc from player 5 for the third catch. Player 1 slowly creeps toward the end zone and then cuts to the force side for the throw into the end zone from player 5.
Drills
Timing Horizontal Cuts
adrianliemThis drill helps players learn how to time their down-field cuts in a horizontal offense.