1. Horizontal Stack LANE INTEGRITY: Cut within your lane Cross when called or making a continue cut into vacated space Work in tandem through priority pairs

2. Vertical Stack KEY CUTTERS CIRCLED Primary cut from back Front cutter offset and stationary, alert for break throw HANDERS: As the disc flows upfield, TALK about who is the primary dump, who’s staying and who’s clearing so that there are just 3 back at a time.

3. Endzone Stack KEY CUTTERS CIRCLED Primary cut from FRONT, make strong fake and cut without “dancing” in place. Continue cuts from the back Once the thrower looks to the dump, the active cutter should clear to the middle of the stack. Second in the stack step up and cut next.

4. Horizontal Plays CIRCUIT Twist - Open side cutter goes break across lanes, while break cutter goes deep and then in [if no deep throw]

5. Horizontal Plays SPINNER Break-side outside cutter cuts across all the lanes to get the disc on the force side

6. Vertical Plays ROASTER Thrower initiated - front of the stack doesn’t move until the disc is in the air Front of the stack always keeps their eyes on the thrower

7. Vertical Plays ARROW - Last two in the stack cut at the same time. Back of the stack open side, second from the back break. - 3 rd in the stack waits till his/her way is clear and runs deep. - Thrower can throw to any of the 3 cutters - Deep cutter makes the continue cut if throws goes to an in cut

8. Handler Plays JACKPOT Both dumps cut at the same time Break side dump crosses in front Open side behind Throw out to space on the open side to allow a strong continue. OR Throw to a point where the dump has cleared the middle, to allow a clear continue path on the break side