It would be cool to see vertical stack handler movement explaned like dumps and strikes, as well as some more advanced movement options out of the stack.
Great explanations! Loving your videos. One thing I continue to struggle with in my stack play is that I get called by my own team for clogging. Would you be able to do a video about effective clearing after a bad cut?
I am iffy on the cutter going back to the 'back' of the stack if they made cuts from that back. It seems you're having them in or out cut and then realign the stack as it was, basically alienating your underneath/forward stack cutters. So they cut, not get the disc and yes clear the lane but your video has them only cutting form the back so you're working only two players. IF cuts were from the front i would agree go back to the back, but if cutting from the back of the stack seems it best they clear the lane to the front of the stack. I know this was an intro and you state many teams can vary their offense in the v-stack, but the example shown seems to only use two cutters. What do you think?
If you do an out cut clear to the break side and then work your way back to the stack. If you do an in cut just follow your momentum back to the stack.
It would be cool to see vertical stack handler movement explaned like dumps and strikes, as well as some more advanced movement options out of the stack.
Great explanations! Loving your videos. One thing I continue to struggle with in my stack play is that I get called by my own team for clogging. Would you be able to do a video about effective clearing after a bad cut?
Thanks! Appreciate the video huge help.
I am iffy on the cutter going back to the 'back' of the stack if they made cuts from that back. It seems you're having them in or out cut and then realign the stack as it was, basically alienating your underneath/forward stack cutters. So they cut, not get the disc and yes clear the lane but your video has them only cutting form the back so you're working only two players. IF cuts were from the front i would agree go back to the back, but if cutting from the back of the stack seems it best they clear the lane to the front of the stack. I know this was an intro and you state many teams can vary their offense in the v-stack, but the example shown seems to only use two cutters. What do you think?
If you do an out cut clear to the break side and then work your way back to the stack. If you do an in cut just follow your momentum back to the stack.