Dump & Swing by Brummie

In order to bypass the defence without unnecessary risk, sometimes the best course of action is to throw backwards ("dump") and sideways ("swing")

Brummie

“Swing” refers to any sideways pass. Typically, a swing is thrown to someone who is stood in, or moving to, a position that is no further upfield than where the disc is now. Swinging the disc can help to change […]

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Also in Handler Offence:

What is handling?
Power Position
Dump & Swing
Dump Behind
Sideline Resets
The Dish
Upfield Dump (“3H”)
Give and Go
- Sealing the lane in a give and go
Using cutter momentum, aka “popping”
The Undefended Channel

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Dump Behind

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Sideline Resets

Linked Drills:

Sideline Attack Move
Sideways Game

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