What does the term Run Through instruct a teammate to do?

What does the term Run Through instruct a teammate to do?

• A. Run through means start sprinting toward the end zone.
• B. Call a timeout.
• C. Run through meaning don't touch the disc, just get open.
• D. Take a defensive posture.

Answer: (C)

Run through is an offensive cut where you sprint through the defender’s guarding space to become open for a pass, without touching the disc on that run. When you’re told to run through, the idea is to create separation so the thrower has a clear target and you’re in position to catch once you’re open. It’s not about sprinting toward the end zone, it’s about finding space to receive the disc. It also isn’t about calling a timeout or taking a defensive stance—the focus is on creating a open route for a future throw.

Run through is an offensive cut where you sprint through the defender’s guarding space to become open for a pass, without touching the disc on that run. When you’re told to run through, the idea is to create separation so the thrower has a clear target and you’re in position to catch once you’re open. It’s not about sprinting toward the end zone, it’s about finding space to receive the disc. It also isn’t about calling a timeout or taking a defensive stance—the focus is on creating a open route for a future throw.