Contact us if there is a term not in this list that you'd like for us to include.AwayBiteBreak the force/Get brokenBreak sideCheckClear outClogCutCutterCutting LaneDeep CutDumpEndzone LineFlickFlowForceHandlerHomeHorizontal OffenseHospital PassHuckIn cutMarkerOpenOpen SidePancakePickPoachPullStackStall CountTravelVertical Offense AwayFor the purposes of knowing your force, the side of the field opposite to where your team’s stuff is.Return to TopBiteOn defense, to make a strong commitment in response to a fake, thereby momentarily leaving the cutter or thrower an open path/throw.Return to TopBreak the Force/ Get BrokenOn offence, if you are able to throw to the side of the field that the opposing team is trying to protect, you “break the force”. As an example, let’s say the other team is protecting the left side of the field (backhand throw for right handed players) and giving you the right side of the field to throw to (forehand for right handed players). If you manage a throw to the left side of the field, you “break the force”. Contrarily, on defence, if you are trying to force the thrower to throw to the right side of the field (a forehand for right handed players), and they throw to the left side of the field (a backhand for right handed players), then the thrower “broke the force”. In other words, you “got broken”.Return to TopBreak SideThe side of the field that the marker is trying to protect the thrower from throwing to.Return to TopCheckThe person you are defending is your check.Return to TopClear OutOn offense, running quickly out of the way to allow others to cut into the space you were just in. There are areas of the field where the thrower wants to throw to (called cutting lanes). If you are standing still in one of those areas, nobody can catch the disc there. When you cut into open space and don’t get the disc within 1-2 seconds, you need to clear out to allow room for teammates to cut into that space. Return to TopClogOn offense, when someone gets i