1. Find one teammate and make sure you know everything (s)he is supposed to know on the line.
2. Use that teammate's name and tell them you will be talking to them.

Defense

• For marks on the disc, the most useful thing you can do is tell them what threats are behind them, for example: No break, straight up, or Strike!
• Everyone can echo "Up" and "Fire" calls when the disc is thrown, or we abandon zone for man.
• Help identify changes in priority when a new cutter threatens your teammate's zone.

Offense:

• unless there is a gross cutting error, usually the only useful communication is a direction ("à gauche" or "à droit") to help the receiver find the disc on a long throw.  Otherwise it is typically best to let the handlers direct and the cutters communicate amongst themselves, and only offer occasional moral encouragement.

Transition:

• our default defense on a turnover is Person, but there will be times when we can the line captain wants us to be ready to set a zone in transition.  2-3-2 particularly lends itself to this.  The decision on whether or not to "Set!" is typically called by the Deep, but should be echoed loudly by the sideline.