Horizontal Stack: Cutting, Clearing and Maintaining Flow by Dylan Freechild and Jimmy Mickle

Horizontal stack offers plenty of methods for cutting, and combining these movements enables an offence to create space

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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 offenses. We aren’t transitioning from horizontal to sidestack. We simply are putting ourselves in a position where all cutters are on one sideline and attack the attacking space with scoring cuts. Once this breaks down and the disc swings we […]

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