PoNY, North East Regionals 2018, 4
After swinging the disc to create new attacking angles, PoNY's cutters time their movements well to exploit undefended areas of the field
Flow Offence
Handler Resets
Power Position
Vertical Stack
PoNY, North East Regionals 2018, 3
After a fast break, PoNY attack deep with their cutters, but show a lot of patience, resetting the disc repeatedly and taking good options to convert for a break
Fast Break
Handler Resets
Vertical Stack
PoNY, North East Regionals 2018, 2
Using a variety of handler resets and continuation cuts from the stack, PoNY are able to effectively work the unders
Handler Resets
Vertical Stack
PoNY, North East Regionals 2018, 1
Isolating one of your best throwers as the first cut is a good tactic. In this example, Jimmy Mickle gets open and throws deep, setting up an easy score.
Endzone Offence
Set Plays
Short Hucks
Vertical Stack
Colombia Revolution (7)
Revolution exploit some poor defensive positioning to walk the disc up the open side using three distinct techniques
Flow Offence
Vertical Stack
Colombia Revolution (5)
Revolution quickly switch the field, again using short range handler movement to score
Endzone Offence
Vertical Stack
Riot, US Nationals 2016 (2)
Riot show two different methods of moving the disc off the sideline, exploiting continuation cuts on both occasions, before their flow is stopped by a foul.
Handler Resets
USA Nationals 2016
Vertical Stack
Riot, US Nationals 2016
Riot create a lot of space with their vertical stack, allowing them to be patient and only strike when the circumstances are right.
USA Nationals 2016
Vertical Stack
GOAT, US Nationals 2015
GOAT show off a typical vertical stack, seamlessly switching to handler movement when they are unable to hit their lane cutters
Handler Resets
Vertical Stack
Ironside, US Open 2015
Here we see Ironside working the disc intelligently against a Revolver team who is trying to prevent the deep threat
Flow Offence
Vertical Stack
Brute Squad, US Nationals 2015
Brute Squad show off a range of handler movements in this clip, attacking the break side of the field to start with then moving the disc to the far side of the field, attacking the open side with a give and go
Flow Offence
Lateral Cuts
Vertical Stack
Johnny Bravo, US Open 2015 (2)
Here, Bravo work the disc down the open sideline, throwing long from power position
Flow Offence
Power Position
Vertical Stack
Johnny Bravo, US Open 2015
Here's the Bravo D line in action. They start with a handler-led vertical stack, moving the disc against a poachy Ring defence.
Flow Offence
Vertical Stack