Timing Cuts & Setting up Continuation by Brummie

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Offence is easiest when defenders are out of position, and this happens most often when the disc moves to uncover new angles of attack.

Brummie

Throws are easiest to get off when there is no mark, and at the point that the disc is caught the marker is still catching up. For more on this topic, see . Therefore, many offensive systems plan not only to […]

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Also in Essentials:

Introduction
Throwing
Cutting
Catching
Communication

Previous chapter:
Engaging Defenders

Next chapter:
Handler-led vs Cutter-led Offences

Linked Drills:

String
Dish open side
Lateral Pull Movement
String Handler Move 3-on-3
Timing under cuts
Timing deep cuts
Timing Up & Unders
Handler to Cutter Timing in Ho Stack
Peppermills – Open Side Under
Peppermills – Open Side Away
Timing Deep Continuation
Timing Under Continuation

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