Summary: Learn how Ultimate Frisbee is played in this free video on Ultimate Frisbee tips and techniques.
David Gelber was introduced to the sport of Ultimate Frisbee in 1979 at San Diego State University. Since that time he has captained several men’s, and coed teams that have played at...read more
"Hello. My name is David Gelber. I represent the Hilo ultimate Frisbee community and I'm here to do a little talk on an ultimate Frisbee on behalf of Expert Village. The game is played on a field approximately the size of a soccer field. The length of the field is 70 yards long with two 25 yard deep end zones on either side. And then the width of the field is 40 yards wide. The game starts by one of the opposing teams kicking off or pulling the Frisbee to the other team. Of which there are seven men or women or a combination on either side. Once the Frisbee is holed or thrown to the other side. The other time catches it. Once they've caught the Frisbee they try and throw it amongst themselves. Working it down the field to catch the Frisbee ultimately in the opposing team's end zone to score a point. At any time during this play if the Frisbee is intercepted, it falls on the ground, goes out of bounds or the Frisbee player is stalled. Meaning that the Frisbee player, the thrower has it more than 10 seconds than that's a turn over and immediately play starts going the other way. So the people that are on the offense now become on defense and start having to defend against other team going back towards their end."
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yous said
on 10/5/2008 hey that's Yous. thank you so much for those videos.
I discover'd this sport this summer and i lik'd it so much i play'd it a lot and learn't a lot with those lessons. That's why i chose it in my sport subject at school like a "Exposé" and a need some videos like yours to help me explainin what is Ultimate Frisbee to my classmates so that they like it too. Please if you can help me in my Exposé and send me some videos it'll be very kind of you.
Thank you.