Horizontal Stack: Playing horizontal stack on the sideline by Brummie

Some tips for playing effective horizontal stack on the sideline

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Unlike vertical stack, horizontal stack allows you to directly attack the middle of the field when you’re on the sideline. Note the cutting options in Fig. 1; orange arrows represent a pattern, the red arrows represent a pattern, which together would form part of a along with another cutter. The green arrows represent clearing cuts; remember that the cutter closest to the disc doesn’t have to get the disc, and often creating space for a team mate is a better […]

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