Horizontal Stack Cutting Shapes by Dylan Freechild and Jimmy Mickle

This is one of our "Horizontal Stack" lessons

Here are the main cutting shapes used in horizontal stack

Loopa: A Horizontal Stack cut that is timed for an earlier departure than normal. This cut engages the defender by cutting out or under and finishes by cutting back in the opposite direction from which it was started. Normally this cut […]

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Dive into Horizontal Stack Cutting Shapes!

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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

Previous chapter:
Who should cut?

Next chapter:
Cutting, Clearing and Maintaining Flow

Linked Drills:

Away to Break Under
Away to Open Under
Break Under to Away
Open to Away
Open to Break Lateral
Triangle Cutting
Up & Under
Peppermills – Open Side Under
Peppermills – Open Side Away
Peppermills 3 on 3
Peppermill Flow

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