• Anticipate. Think two steps ahead: “if that player gets the disc, then I should be over there to catch the next pass...”
• Don’t be greedy. You are not the only player on the field, so don’t make your cuts as if you were. Look out for all your players and pay attention to where they are cutting.
• Spread out. The field is a big place. Play the entire field from endzone to endzone and sideline to sideline.
• Finish your cut. If you start to cut to a part of the field, continue all the way there. Always assume that you will get the disc. If the thrower makes a pass to where your cut should take you, you better be there to catch it.
• Keep the disc moving. Quick short throws are far better than long hucks. Even if it seems like you are making little or no forward progress, be patient and keep those swings going. Don’t think that you have to score in one pass.
