How to get more out of a Frisbee toss.

It has been a few years since I played regularly, but I remember the fun variations my friends and I would add to a frisbee toss. If you find yourself growing tired of the basic back and forth toss then try some of these tricks.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Things You’ll Need:

• 2 or more frisbees
• creativity

1. It is possible to have a frisbee toss by yourself. You simply toss the frisbee up and ahead of you at an angle. Start with a 45 degree angle and adjust as needed. When you get the right angle the frisbee will come back to you. But be aware that the higher you throw it the faster it comes back at you. I had a black eye to remind me of this lesson.
2. This step involves two people. Try juggling two frisbees between two people. You each start with a frisbee and stand at least 20 feet apart from each other. Throw the frisbees at the same time and try keep them from colliding in mid air. This gives you a good workout because you are catching and throwing twice as often as you would in a regular frisbee toss.
3. This step is what I call "wobble frisbee". You take a tiny bit of mud and pack it in the inner lip on one side of the frisbee and then throw it. The added weight on one side makes the frisbee wobble as it flies through the air.
4. This one I call "separation anxiety". It is best to do this when there are at least two people on the side you are throwing to. You take one frisbee that is smaller than another and tuck it inside the bigger one. Grip the lips of both frisbees at once and throw them at a slight angle together. Sometimes they stay together the whole way, but other times they separate and fly off in two different directions.