Cutting, Clearing and Maintaining Flow by Dylan Freechild and Jimmy Mickle

Clearing cuts are meant to open up attacking space in front of the disc. Furthermore, the idea of the clearing pattern is to set up a sidestack in which you make “scoring cuts” out of. Remember, these aren’t two separate […]

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Also in Horizontal Stack:

How does Horizontal Stack work?
Key Points
Who should cut?
Horizontal Stack Cutting Shapes
- Peppermills
Cutting, Clearing and Maintaining Flow
Handling in Horizontal Stack
- Handler Positioning
- Banana
Comparing Vertical Stack to Horizontal Stack
Playing horizontal stack on the sideline
Pros, Cons, and Tips

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