How to Run a Dominator

In this video, I break down a Dominator sequence that I ran in an AUDL game. I go into detail about moves that I like to use and what I am seeing on the field. The 3 person dominator is becoming more and more popular in today's game and it can be a really useful tool for an offense to have.
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[@THE_WORLD_EATER]

Thanks! These videos are great :) A couple of suggestions: 1) In some recent video you mentioned running low on video ideas. One thought is that you don't need every video to cover a completely different concept. For example, I'd definitely watch more videos that are basically the same as this one (detailed breakdown of a dominator) and likewise with other "sequel" videos where you could show additional examples and variations on something you already made a video about. 2) Near the end of this video, an overlay shows up with a link to your channel and to another video, but it shows up a little early so it covers the last bit of your breakdown. I think most channels get around this by having an "end card" or other outro that provides several seconds of mostly-blank space so viewers can still use the overlay to find other videos but they also get to fully see the end of the current explanation.

[@solomonyanuck9798]

Hey JBill, long time viewer first time caller. Just wanted to raise the point that 3 players positioned anywhere on a field not in a line will create a triangle. How do me and my teammates tell the good triangles from the bad triangles? Are all triangles created equal? And how do I enforce my teammates calling "isosceles" any time there's 2 equal angles in our triangle? I think it's the key to our success. Peace!

[@georgegunter1540]

You jest, but I legitimately have had a hard time understanding how a dominator is different from just "three dudes who are good at frisbee running around" because I keep hearing it explained in terms of triangles

[@Gameboob]

@@georgegunter1540 it works against three defenders who are good at frisbee though. It has a lot to do with the space opened up by having only 3 players. But it requires a lot of athleticism. You won't see the work effectively with your average low division rec player. Not to mention their lack of consistent throws.

[@iand.s.981]

Always stoked when I see a new video out! Great content man, keep it up!

[@daltonsteinkamp384]

Great video, Jack, keep up the great work! I was wondering if you could do a breakdown video on a poachy switch happy defense like Chicago Machine. It seems like they have a lot of blown coverages, but also a lot of turns created by chaos. Just wanted to know what your thoughts were on it, especially since Ring typically plays very strict man assignments when not in a zone. Another video idea is doing a video on some team practice drills that you think are most helpful. I know it's not really a film breakdown, but it could be interesting. I know my team has problems throwing to the break side and catching consistently. Once again, you're doing an awesome job with this channel.

[@dylansouth4659]

Love the videos. You pointed out several defenders having poor positioning, I wonder if you could touch on what makes someone an effective handler defender.

[@nathanwu4519]

Awesome vid! You should do a World Games Vlog style video

[@yams2026]

Great vid. what should the downfield players be doing in a dominator?

[@doncarloancelotti2256]

So in other words, it's like a handler weave you see in college and high school (?) games, but starting way in the beginning as soon as the pull is dead.

[@thefutureofsoccer5226]

How to stop a dominator? Asking for a friend 🤔

[@austincary3192]

The defense finding ways to switch handler defenders would help with the tired D exploited for the score here.

[@juamachin]

is this a pick? 0:41

[@bookworm0008]

not as clean as the one with sol yanuck and gouch