Lateral Lead Pass by Brummie

This pattern allows you to use the width of the field, rather than just throwing directly to a reset handler

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A handler, A, starts with the disc a few metres in from the sideline. A cutter, B, stands slightly downfield and closer to the sideline.

A > B

A pivots to face the direction of B’s cut; in our example, a right-handed player would pivot to put their right foot away from the attacking endzone, while a left-handed player would pivot to put their left foot away from the attacking endzone.
A throws a leading pass to B Lead Pass (trap force)

Brummie says:
In the diagram this is shown as a throw against the mark, but the principle also applies to open side throws

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