Timing Cuts & Setting up Continuation: Changing angles of attack by Brummie

Optimal defensive positioning is based on the position of the disc; every time the disc moves, a defender should re-position. This also means that quick disc movement can expose areas of the field that are undefended, and an adaptive offence should take advantage.

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