Through the Zone: Popping by Lloyd Cheesman

Popping describes the movement of an offensive player into the cup; while passes inside the cup might not move the disc very far, they can be useful for resetting the stall and generating new angles of attack

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Popping creates options to the handler in a variety of ways, but they really boil down to two main categories: finding a gap in defensive coverage so that a handler can directly throw to the popper by going through or over the zone finding opportunities to provide continuation options after a team mate has received a pass Direct Throwing Option When trying to get the disc directly, the key thing to concentrate on as a popper is to provide eye-contact […]

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