• Make lots of fakes. Fake a cut, then cut the opposite way. Confuse the defense as to your intentions.
• Cut to open areas of the field, cut hard to the disc, and finish your cut (that means don't slow down, even if you are not open).
• Try to establish eye contact with the thrower (and beware of calling out to the thrower – this only warns the defense).
• Catch the disc with both hands, watch it all the way in, secure it.
• If you are not cutting, stay out of the way and try to anticipate where a future cut will be needed.
• If you don’t get the disc, clear out as hard and fast as you cut.
Throwers:
• Make the first pass you you are certain of completing.
• Keep the disc moving, but don’t throw the disc away.
• Be patient if no one is open. You have plenty of time to throw.
• Make lots of fakes. Keep the person marking you off guard. This is often the only way to get off a clean throw.
