Timing multiple options by Brummie

Cyclone is effective when you can coordinate repeated cuts to the break side with effective pivoting action to minimise the impact of a good marker.

Brummie

Cyclone makes use of this by carefully timing and coordinating cuts so that as a thrower pivots forwards, a player cuts laterally from the open side of the field into this new, uncontested space. In order to ensure that the […]

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Also in Vertical Stack:

How does vertical stack work?
Key Points
Middle of the field
Vertical Stack on the Sideline
Who should cut?
- Initiating movement
When should I cut?
Maintaining Flow
Handling in Vertical Stack
- The role of handlers in vertical stack
- Executing resets in vertical stack
Variants
- 1-6 Vertical Stack
Tips, Pros and Cons
Cyclone
- Cyclone Pivoting Action
- Timing multiple options

Previous chapter:
Cyclone Pivoting Action

Linked Drills:

Cyclone 7-on-7
Cyclone Handler Flow
Multiple Offset Lateral Cuts
String
Cyclone Huck Drill

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