The player holding the disc may call a timeout

One person on the Offense - either a coach or a designated sideline person (presented to Observer ahead of game start) may call a timeout WHILE a player on the Offense is holding the disc (can be in their throwing motion).

The coach or designated sideline person for the team preparing to take possession after a turnover may also call a timeout after the turnover has occurred AND after the disc has stopped or becomes out of bounds AND before their player picks up the disc.

Either team may also call a timeout after a goal is scored and before the subsequent pull.

Person calling timeout must get the attention of an Observer to call the timeout (use of flag is possible).

If someone who isn’t designated to call timeouts calls one or if one is called with none remaining, first infraction is a warning, 2nd is a turnover. Stall continues where stands.

1 timeout per OT for each team

On completing the possession after time has expired to 0:00 (in any quarter), no team may call a timeout.