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Learn how to play ultimate Frisbee with tips and rules for playing the game in this free video series.
There are 15 videos in this series:
Learn what Ultimate Frisbee is and how it is played in this free video on Ultimate Frisbee .
Learn about the history of Ultimate Frisbee and how it evolved in this free video on Ultimate Frisbee tips and techniques.
Learn how Ultimate Frisbee is played in this free video on Ultimate Frisbee tips and techniques.
Learn the rules and regulations of Ultimate Frisbee in this free video on Ultimate Frisbee tips and techniques.
Learn what equipment you need to play Ultimate Frisbee in this free video on Ultimate Frisbee tips and techniques.
Learn how to do the Frisbee backhand throw for Ultimate Frisbee in this free video on Ultimate Frisbee tips and techniques.
Learn how to do the Frisbee flick throw for Ultimate Frisbee in this free video on Ultimate Frisbee tips and techniques.
Learn how to do advanced Frisbee throws for Ultimate Frisbee in this free video on Ultimate Frisbee tips and techniques.
Learn what an Ultimate Frisbee pickup game is and how to play it in this free video on Ultimate Frisbee tips and techniques.
Learn about Ultimate Frisbee leagues and how to play in a league in this free video on Ultimate Frisbee tips and techniques.
Learn what an Ultimate Frisbee tournament is and how to play in one in this free video on Ultimate Frisbee tips and techniques.
Learn how to score in Ultimate Frisbee in this free video on Ultimate Frisbee tips and techniques.
Learn what Goaltimate is in Ultimate Frisbee and how to play it in this free video on Ultimate Frisbee tips and techniques.
Learn how to play Beach Ultimate Frisbee in this free video on Ultimate Frisbee tips and techniques.
Learn how to do Freestyle Frisbee in this free video on Ultimate Frisbee tips and techniques.
Ultimate Frisbee is an exhilarating and exhaustingly athletic game. After only a few minutes of playing in a pick up game of Ultimate Frisbee you will find that there is as much or more running than in a game of soccer. Ultimate Frisbee is most easily described as a hybrid of soccer and football. There are two teams, two endzones, one field, and one Frisbee. The game begins with a "kickoff" as one team yells "Ultimate!" and throws the Frisbee to the other team. The receiving team then passes the Frisbee to each other as in soccer but once a player has caught the Frisbee the player must stop and throw to another teammate. There is no tackling and the Frisbee cannot be taken out of an opponents hands; however, if the Frisbee is not caught by a teammate or is intercepted by the opponent, the opponent gets the Frisbee. A point is scored when one player throws the Frisbee to a teammate in the endzone. There are various rules for this exciting sport and numerous techniques for playing Ultimate Frisbee that you can learn for free from one of our experts.
In this free how-to video series, learn how to play Ultimate Frisbee from Ultimate Frisbee player David Gelber. David will teach the rules of Ultimate Frisbee, what equipment you need to play Ultimate Frisbee, how to throw a Frisbee with a backhand throw, how to throw a Frisbee with a flick throw, how to play Ultimate Frisbee pick up games, how to score in an Ultimate Frisbee game, and how to play Beach Ultimate Frisbee.
David Gelber 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 regional and local tournaments. In addition he has been tournament director for the Hilo Hat Draw, and commissioner for the Hilo Competitive Ultimate League. He has also placed 3rd and 5th overall in the Hawaii State Frisbee Overall Tournament. If you have interest in finding out more about Hilo Ultimate, you can email us at: hiloultimate@yahoogroups.com.dkdk
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