New York Gridlock v Indianapolis Red (2)
Indianapolis Red chain together a series of handler resets to beat a sideline trap, working through their handlers to move the disc to the break side in order to get better field position, then using cutters to work the open side. This all happens twice, a great example of a well-oiled tactic in action.
Handler Resets
Horizontal Stack
Premier Ultimate League
Fury, USAU Nationals 2018 (2)
After escaping from a handler trap, Fury yet again immediately throw deep when the marker is out of position
Handler Resets
Horizontal Stack
USA Nationals 2018
Ozone, WUCC 2018
Ozone clear deep, creating a big space to attack, before setting up the deep shot
Fielding the Pull
Horizontal Stack
WUCC 2018
Yaka 2, Windmill 2018
Yaka clear space to isolate a cutter, then run a quick give and go before generating an easy assist
Flow Offence
Horizontal Stack
Set Plays
Windmill 2018
Yaka 1, Windmill 2018
Yaka show how to use dish moves to beat poaches in a horizontal stack, moving the disc from sideline to sideline
Handler Resets
Horizontal Stack
Windmill 2018
Colombia Revolution (2)
Revolution switch the field easily, taking maximum advantage of cutter momentum to attack undefended areas of the field
Flow Offence
Handler Resets
Horizontal Stack
Lateral Cuts
USA, WUGC Preview
USA show off a range of skills here, beginning with a set play, throwing in some continuation cuts, handler resets, and a short range leading throw to the break side for the score
Flow Offence
Handler Resets
Horizontal Stack
Philippines, WUGC 2016
Good use of the Undefended Channel to generate break side movement and a deep strike
Horizontal Stack
Set Plays
WUGC 2016
Minnesota Grey Duck, US College Nationals 2016
Watch 2016 College Champions Grey Duck work the disc downfield in horizontal stack; being backed all the way, they have to generate separation to work the unders
Flow Offence
Horizontal Stack
Great Britain, WUGC 2016
GB field the pull and work the disc down the sideline in flow for an easy goal
Flow Offence
Horizontal Stack
WUGC 2016
Sockeye, US Open 2014
Watch the cutter nearest the camera take advantage of the space that is created in the middle of the field, and how Sockeye use this advantageous position to immediately move the disc. Without holding the disc for more than a couple of seconds, or taking any risky options, they have moved from one end of the field to the other.
Horizontal Stack
Set Plays
Canada, WUGC 2016 (5)
Canada set up another deep strike using a peppermill.
Flow Offence
Horizontal Stack
Peppermill
Set Plays
WUGC 2016
Canada, WUGC 2016 (4)
Watch Canada execute a windmill play out of a horizontal stack.
Flow Offence
Horizontal Stack
Set Plays
WUGC 2016
Canada, WUGC 2016 (3)
Watch Canada work the disc down the break side of the field for the goal.
Flow Offence
Horizontal Stack
WUGC 2016
Canada, WUGC 2016 (2)
Canada use a peppermill play to set up an isolated deep strike.
Flow Offence
Horizontal Stack
Peppermill
Set Plays
WUGC 2016
Canada, WUGC 2016 (1)
Watch Team Canada show off a nice deep strike out of horizontal stack, then quickly converting the short huck with an isolated cutter.
Flow Offence
Horizontal Stack
Peppermill
Set Plays
WUGC 2016
Fury, US Nationals 2016
Here we see Fury's D line using handler resets to initiate flow downfield, making good use of space to isolate cutters with a variety of moves
Flow Offence
Handler Resets
Horizontal Stack
USA Nationals 2016
Sockeye, US Nationals 2015
Watch Sockeye run a simple yet powerful set play: the peppermill
Horizontal Stack
Peppermill
Riot, Pro-Flight Finale 2015
Here we see Riot move the disc through their handlers before taking a deep shot opportunity
Handler Resets
Horizontal Stack
Ring of Fire, US Open 2015
Ring run a nice set play here, and show how to take advantage of a defensive mix-up
Horizontal Stack
Peppermill
Molly Brown, Pro-Elite Challenge 2015
Molly Brown run a nice set play here, clearing space and isolating a deep cutter
Horizontal Stack
Set Plays
Revolver, US Open 2015
In this clip, we see Revolver start in a horizontal stack on the brick. After breaking the mark, they move down the break side of the field in a side stack, scoring in flow utilising a series of isolated cutters. Note that the transition to side stack is a natural process caused by offensive players moving away from the disc, therefore ensuring that as the disc moves down one side of the field, the players are stacked up on the other.
Flow Offence
Horizontal Stack
Lateral Cuts
Side Stack