How to Run Dominator Offense: Ring of Fire vs Doublewide Breakdown
Ring of Fire's Jack Williams breaks down a three-man dominator sequence against Doublewide — walking through every pass, pump fake, and positional decision that turned a pulled disc into an easy score.
Pull initiation and first cut: how Jack uses eye contact and a pump fake to counter his defender's momentum and earn separation in three steps
Triangle balance: when to push the disc quickly versus when to wait and let the triangle reform — and why Gooch's decision to pump-fake to Sol was the right call
Exploiting a vacated lane: Sol's defender abandons him to clog a throwing lane, creating the unmarked give-and-go chain that breaks the game open
Red-zone transition: how the three-man unit deliberately shifts gear from dominator flow into an endzone set, with Alan Laviolette timing the finish
Triangle Dominator Weave: Acceleration, Fakes & Inward Turns — https://hiveultimate.com/video/0023 — the drill Jack's analysis inspired; train the pattern
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00:00 How Ring ran a dominator vs. Doublewide
00:11 Pull fielding and initiating the first cut
00:59 Waiting for teammates — reforming the triangle
01:29 Quick give-and-go chain and exploiting an unmarked Sol Yanuck
03:01 Triangle give-and-go sequence
03:29 Breaking down the cut — reading downfield defenders
04:25 Entering the red zone and transitioning to endzone set
05:17 Felix's Patreon training footage note
05:44 Alan Laviolette finishes the point
Thumbnail photo: Paul Rutherford — UltiPhotos.com
Analysis by Jack Williams. Patreon training footage (head-cam dominator drill): / 63372077
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