Stack Position: Central
When we have the disc in themiddle, the stack should beoffset slightly to the openside, rather than beingstraight in front of the disc.
This position makes it easierfor the handler to make abreak-force throw.
Stack Position: Sideline
When we have the disc onthe sideline the stack shouldtake on a shallow . Thisangle creates more space forthe cutters.
The front of the stack shouldbe positioned somewherebetween the handler and thecentre of the pitch, takingcare to leave space in thezone to cut into.
Brazil
This play is generally usedfrom the centre of the pitch, ituses a ‘plinko’ cut from ahandler to make a break sidethrow without a mark.
The cut in the zone comesfrom second from the backand should be timed to startjust as the handler in motionreceives the disc from theother handler. Cutting tooearly reduces theeffectiveness of the break-side throw.
Brazil
This play is generally usedfrom the centre of the pitch, ituses a ‘plinko’ cut from ahandler to make a break sidethrow without a mark.
The cut in the zone comesfrom second from the backand should be timed to startjust as the handler in motionreceives the disc from theother handler. Cutting tooearly reduces theeffectiveness of the break-side throw.
Brazil
This play is generally usedfrom the centre of the pitch, ituses a ‘plinko’ cut from ahandler to make a break sidethrow without a mark.
The cut in the zone comesfrom second from the backand should be timed to startjust as the handler in motionreceives the disc from theother handler. Cutting tooearly reduces theeffectiveness of the break-side throw.
Brazil
This play is generally usedfrom the centre of the pitch, ituses a ‘plinko’ cut from ahandler to make a break sidethrow without a mark.
The cut in the zone comesfrom second from the backand should be timed to startjust as the handler in motionreceives the disc from theother handler. Cutting tooearly reduces theeffectiveness of the break-side throw.
Brazil
This play is generally usedfrom the centre of the pitch, ituses a ‘plinko’ cut from ahandler to make a break sidethrow without a mark.
The cut in the zone comesfrom second from the backand should be timed to startjust as the handler in motionreceives the disc from theother handler. Cutting tooearly reduces theeffectiveness of the break-side throw.
Brazil
This play is generally usedfrom the centre of the pitch, ituses a ‘plinko’ cut from ahandler to make a break sidethrow without a mark.
The cut in the zone comesfrom second from the backand should be timed to startjust as the handler in motionreceives the disc from theother handler. Cutting tooearly reduces theeffectiveness of the break-side throw.
Brazil
This play is generally usedfrom the centre of the pitch, ituses a ‘plinko’ cut from ahandler to make a break sidethrow without a mark.
The cut in the zone comesfrom second from the backand should be timed to startjust as the handler in motionreceives the disc from theother handler. Cutting tooearly reduces theeffectiveness of the break-side throw.
Brazil
This play is generally usedfrom the centre of the pitch, ituses a ‘plinko’ cut from ahandler to make a break sidethrow without a mark.
The cut in the zone comesfrom second from the backand should be timed to startjust as the handler in motionreceives the disc from theother handler. Cutting tooearly reduces theeffectiveness of the break-side throw.
Plinko Cut: Key Points
•The handler with the discshould turn away from theirmarker and pivot out, placingthemselves between theirmarker and the disc.
•The player making theplinko cut should aim theircut at the shoulder of theplayer with the disc, thisensures that their markercannot get between themand the disc.
•The ‘throw’ from the handlerto the player making theplinko cut should just be adisc ‘popped up’ in the pathof the runner at chest height,don’t try to over-complicate it.
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Green
(or anything that is green).
This play has 3 scoringoptions, it’s important to notethat none of the cuts are‘fakes’.
Timing is the most importantthing with this play, each cutmust go in quick succession,but not instantaneouslyotherwise the handler doesn’thave a chance to assesstheir options.
Green
(or anything that is green).
This play has 3 scoringoptions, it’s important to notethat none of the cuts are‘fakes’.
Timing is the most importantthing with this play, each cutmust go in quick succession,but not instantaneouslyotherwise the handler doesn’thave a chance to assesstheir options.
Green
(or anything that is green).
This play has 3 scoringoptions, it’s important to notethat none of the cuts are‘fakes’.
Timing is the most importantthing with this play, each cutmust go in quick succession,but not instantaneouslyotherwise the handler doesn’thave a chance to assesstheir options.
Green
(or anything that is green).
This play has 3 scoringoptions, it’s important to notethat none of the cuts are‘fakes’.
Timing is the most importantthing with this play, each cutmust go in quick succession,but not instantaneouslyotherwise the handler doesn’thave a chance to assesstheir options.
Green
(or anything that is green).
This play has 3 scoringoptions, it’s important to notethat none of the cuts are‘fakes’.
Timing is the most importantthing with this play, each cutmust go in quick succession,but not instantaneouslyotherwise the handler doesn’thave a chance to assesstheir options.
Green
(or anything that is green).
This play has 3 scoringoptions, it’s important to notethat none of the cuts are‘fakes’.
Timing is the most importantthing with this play, each cutmust go in quick succession,but not instantaneouslyotherwise the handler doesn’thave a chance to assesstheir options.
Green
(or anything that is green).
This play has 3 scoringoptions, it’s important to notethat none of the cuts are‘fakes’.
Timing is the most importantthing with this play, each cutmust go in quick succession,but not instantaneouslyotherwise the handler doesn’thave a chance to assesstheir options.
Red
(or anything that is red).
This is a break throw to thesecond to last cutter in thestack to the break side.Positioning the stack to theopen side is especiallyimportant in this play.
It doesn’t matter whether youbreak the force i.o. (as indiagram) or round the back,just make sure the throwgoes early and hangs inspace.
The cutter should make surenot to cut before the throwerindicates/starts throw, givingthemselves the biggestpossible margin of error.
Red
(or anything that is red).
This is a break throw to thesecond to last cutter in thestack to the break side.Positioning the stack to theopen side is especiallyimportant in this play.
It doesn’t matter whether youbreak the force i.o. (as indiagram) or round the back,just make sure the throwgoes early and hangs inspace.
The cutter should make surenot to cut before the throwerindicates/starts throw, givingthemselves the biggestpossible margin of error.
Red
(or anything that is red).
This is a break throw to thesecond to last cutter in thestack to the break side.Positioning the stack to theopen side is especiallyimportant in this play.
It doesn’t matter whether youbreak the force i.o. (as indiagram) or round the back,just make sure the throwgoes early and hangs inspace.
The cutter should make surenot to cut before the throwerindicates/starts throw, givingthemselves the biggestpossible margin of error.
Red
(or anything that is red).
This is a break throw to thesecond to last cutter in thestack to the break side.Positioning the stack to theopen side is especiallyimportant in this play.
It doesn’t matter whether youbreak the force i.o. (as indiagram) or round the back,just make sure the throwgoes early and hangs inspace.
The cutter should make surenot to cut before the throwerindicates/starts throw, givingthemselves the biggestpossible margin of error.
Red
(or anything that is red).
This is a break throw to thesecond to last cutter in thestack to the break side.Positioning the stack to theopen side is especiallyimportant in this play.
It doesn’t matter whether youbreak the force i.o. (as indiagram) or round the back,just make sure the throwgoes early and hangs inspace.
The cutter should make surenot to cut before the throwerindicates/starts throw, givingthemselves the biggestpossible margin of error.
Red
(or anything that is red).
This is a break throw to thesecond to last cutter in thestack to the break side.Positioning the stack to theopen side is especiallyimportant in this play.
It doesn’t matter whether youbreak the force i.o. (as indiagram) or round the back,just make sure the throwgoes early and hangs inspace.
The cutter should make surenot to cut before the throwerindicates/starts throw, givingthemselves the biggestpossible margin of error.
Red
(or anything that is red).
This is a break throw to thesecond to last cutter in thestack to the break side.Positioning the stack to theopen side is especiallyimportant in this play.
It doesn’t matter whether youbreak the force i.o. (as indiagram) or round the back,just make sure the throwgoes early and hangs inspace.
The cutter should make surenot to cut before the throwerindicates/starts throw, givingthemselves the biggestpossible margin of error.
Blue
(or anything that is blue).
This is a handler cut, onlyreally used from the sideline.
The cutter starts fairly wide ofthe handler with the disc andinitially cuts as thoughcoming for a horizontalbreak. The cutter thenattacks the zone at a fairlyshallow angle, taking carenot to cut directly across theline of the throw.
The throw should ideally beslow, straight and put out infront.
Blue
(or anything that is blue).
This is a handler cut, onlyreally used from the sideline.
The cutter starts fairly wide ofthe handler with the disc andinitially cuts as thoughcoming for a horizontalbreak. The cutter thenattacks the zone at a fairlyshallow angle, taking carenot to cut directly across theline of the throw.
The throw should ideally beslow, straight and put out infront.
Blue
(or anything that is blue).
This is a handler cut, onlyreally used from the sideline.
The cutter starts fairly wide ofthe handler with the disc andinitially cuts as thoughcoming for a horizontalbreak. The cutter thenattacks the zone at a fairlyshallow angle, taking carenot to cut directly across theline of the throw.
The throw should ideally beslow, straight and put out infront.
Blue
(or anything that is blue).
This is a handler cut, onlyreally used from the sideline.
The cutter starts fairly wide ofthe handler with the disc andinitially cuts as thoughcoming for a horizontalbreak. The cutter thenattacks the zone at a fairlyshallow angle, taking carenot to cut directly across theline of the throw.
The throw should ideally beslow, straight and put out infront.
Blue
(or anything that is blue).
This is a handler cut, onlyreally used from the sideline.
The cutter starts fairly wide ofthe handler with the disc andinitially cuts as thoughcoming for a horizontalbreak. The cutter thenattacks the zone at a fairlyshallow angle, taking carenot to cut directly across theline of the throw.
The throw should ideally beslow, straight and put out infront.
Blue
(or anything that is blue).
This is a handler cut, onlyreally used from the sideline.
The cutter starts fairly wide ofthe handler with the disc andinitially cuts as thoughcoming for a horizontalbreak. The cutter thenattacks the zone at a fairlyshallow angle, taking carenot to cut directly across theline of the throw.
The throw should ideally beslow, straight and put out infront.
Blue
(or anything that is blue).
This is a handler cut, onlyreally used from the sideline.
The cutter starts fairly wide ofthe handler with the disc andinitially cuts as thoughcoming for a horizontalbreak. The cutter thenattacks the zone at a fairlyshallow angle, taking carenot to cut directly across theline of the throw.
The throw should ideally beslow, straight and put out infront.
Blue
(or anything that is blue).
This is a handler cut, onlyreally used from the sideline.
The cutter starts fairly wide ofthe handler with the disc andinitially cuts as thoughcoming for a horizontalbreak. The cutter thenattacks the zone at a fairlyshallow angle, taking carenot to cut directly across theline of the throw.
The throw should ideally beslow, straight and put out infront.
Blue
(or anything that is blue).
This is a handler cut, onlyreally used from the sideline.
The cutter starts fairly wide ofthe handler with the disc andinitially cuts as thoughcoming for a horizontalbreak. The cutter thenattacks the zone at a fairlyshallow angle, taking carenot to cut directly across theline of the throw.
The throw should ideally beslow, straight and put out infront.