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Fetching public strategies.
Fetching public strategies.
Public strategies shared by Ultiboard coaches.
A short-field end zone set. The front of the stack clears and pulls defenders toward the disc, and the back of the stack sprints out to the open-side corner for the score.
The standard vertical stack continuation. The back of the stack cuts under for the first pass, and the next cutter goes deep for the score.
Beating a 3-3-1 cup by moving the disc side to side faster than the cup can run, then hitting a popper in the seam behind the cup.
When the handler is trapped on the sideline and the stall count climbs, the offense resets backward and swings the disc to the middle so it can attack the whole field again.
Two short stacks, one on each side of the field, open a lane down the middle. A cutter slashes across into that lane, and the back of the other stack goes deep behind the defense.
Four players stack on the break-side sideline so one cutter has the whole open side to work with. A popular set play off the pull or a timeout.
Three handlers and four cutters spread in two flat lines. An inside cutter attacks under, and the cutter next to them goes deep into the space left behind.
How the cup, the wings and the deep move together when the offense swings the disc, and how a sideline trap takes away every upfield throw.