In reply to JimboWizbo:
Lap coil is the way forward, and if you do this properly, you will not tangle the ropes and can lead in blocks.
The aim is to make every new loop slightly smaller than the last all the way to the end, when you would have pretty small coils. Its worth taking your time getting this right, and you won't get knots, cluster f*cks or any of the other things that can fast lead to danger for you on the the next pitch.
If you do this properly, you can then flip the whole pile from you to them in once motion, it works really well. I was showed exactly this by a guide in the verdon, but its critical you lap them properly in the first place. You are then ready to lead off from the top of the pile, not dragging from the bottom of the pile.