1. Playbook This slideshow will display how our most used sets and plays are meant to be run. It also has examples of what we should be working toward as far as offensive flow.

2. Vert Stack (On the field or in the endzone) Ability to throw to the force side

3. Ho Stack Cutting Lane Cutting Lane Cutting Lane Cutting Lane ~15 yds

4. Breaking the Mark Without Breaking the Mark 3 4 5 2

5. Iso This is also how the Feature/German offense is run Don’t Move Don’t Move Don’t Move Endzone Field

6. Pull Play (“Peak” or “Womberang”)

7. PoNY’sVert Green is Primary, Blue is Secondary 1 cuts before 2 1 2 2 1

8. Florida Endzone Play Don’t Move Don’t Move

9. Shuffle Endzone Play Don’t Move Don’t Move

10. 5-2 Application of Breaking the Mark without Breaking the Mark

11. Give and Go

12. Zone Offense (Handler) Always try to keep the disc on the break side of the field, in this case the left side.

13. Jam Defense Force middle on the sidelines

14. Angle Stack Sideline play

15. The following are advanced flow patterns. They are not set plays, but it should be a goal to achieve the sort of flow and continuation on offense that is displayed. The flow displayed in the following slides can be achieved by making sure that the thrower is looking for the appropriate next throw, that the thrower follows his throw, and by making sure that the cutters/handlers recognize where the throwing lanes are and how to make the best use of them.

16. Nutra to a Continuation to a Give and Go

17. Making Use of a Poach to a Give and Go Poach!

18. Zone Defense on a Vert (Experimental) Zone on the last three back in the stack, man on everyone else