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Um.. I am not quite sure what you are asking in this question so I will just guess. Well it depends on what kind of stunt are you talking about usually the normal stunt contains 5 members (Flyer, main base, secondary base, front spot and back spot.)
(Back spot --->) __
(Main base--->) | ♥ | (<--- Secondary base)
(Front spot --->) __
♥= Flyer.
(The lines are spose to represent people or there spots lol.)
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