Lead Pass (FM) by Brummie

A useful variant of the lead pass for putting the disc behind the mark

Steps & Diagrams

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A handler, A, starts with the disc and is stood at the front of a stack. A cutter, B, stands 2-10m away, in a stack parallel to the sideline.

D1 > A > B

B takes a few steps directly towards A; this movement is designed to mimic the movement required to move a defender
B then turns sharply to run at a 60 degree angle downfield; A aims to throw the pass so that it sits in B’s path, and away from the sideline

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Brummie says:
Aim for the disc to sit in space rather than trying to hit the receiver perfectly in stride; this increases the error margin

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