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How many steps are you allowed after you catch the frisbee in ultimate frisbee?
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∙ 14y ago
The given limit is 3 steps, in a straight line. But if you are moving at considerable speed then it's acceptable that more may be needed, a sporting agreement!
However, if you move in an arc or turn as you come to a stop, this is considered traveling and can be called as a foul.
In the newest version of the rules there is no established step number, it is a self call but a travel will be called if you go an unreasonable amount of steps, I believe the rules state something like as many steps need to slow to a stop
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∙ 11y agoYou are allowed to take three momentum steps when you catch a Frisbee. Meaning, if you are in a full sprint you can take three extra steps to slow down. However, once you establish a pivot foot you cannot take a step, you only have that pivot foot.
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