Chisel Triangle Reset by Brummie

This is a simple method of clearing handlers up field to create space for a cutter.

Brummie

Steps & Diagrams

Tips & What next?

Sneak peek!

This drill is only fully available to members, but here's a free teaser. Sign up now to see the rest!

Setup:

A handler, B has the disc near the middle of the field marked by D2 who applies a straight up mark. A reset, A, stands level with the disc 5-8m away from B, guarded by D1. A cutter, C, stands 8-12m downfield of B.

Rotation:

D1 > A > B > D2 > C

Step 1

A cuts across the front of the thrower Chisel

Pre-Requisite Drills:

Tips:

Brummie says:
These diagrams show the drill in the context of a horizontal stack, but the principle can be seen in Triangle Reset

This is best practiced in conjunction with Chisel; if the defender has to respect every available option, then they must give up at least one of them.

To adapt for other offensive formations, simply alter the original position of the cutters

Use this drill to practice:

Handler Resets

Used in:

Show me the other diagram!

You need to be a subscriber to access this drill. Follow the link below to choose a package, or log in now.

Register here

Join thousands of Ultimate players using Flik today. Get the latest drills, analysis and advice from the world's best players and coaches.

Select a package