Any foul committed by the defense will result in yardage for the offense and a new stall count.

Any foul committed by the offense will result in negative yards for the offense and a resumption of the stall count at the next number, unless it is a turnover. If a foul committed by the offense results in a turnover, the turnover stands. If a foul committed by the thrower does not result in a turnover, and the next number in the stall count is seven, then the disc shall be returned to the thrower and it is an immediate turnover at the spot of the pivot.

Penalty yards shall be walked off by the player quickly and the stall count shall begin as soon as the thrower has possession at the new spot and an official blows the whistle to restart play.

Only flagrant fouls committed after a goal shall have the yards enforced on the pull. General fouls committed after a goal do not affect the play and no yards are enforced.

If a foul causes another foul, only the first foul is penalized (e.g. contact causing a travel, or contact causing pass interference).