Frisbees

Pretty much a circle-a disc.

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yes they do

.The best players of all time were the over-all players from the 1970s they did it all. Ken Westerfield, John Kirkland, Victor Malafronte, Tom Kennedy, Tom Monroe, Peter Bloeme, Scott Zimmerman.

A marker is a defender who guards the handler, or thrower, from completing the throw.

A frisbee flies further when rotating due to the stabilization provided by its spin, which creates gyroscopic stability. This spin helps maintain its orientation in the air, reducing the effects of aerodynamic drag and allowing it to cut through the air more efficiently. Additionally, the rotation generates lift by creating differences in air pressure above and below the disc, enhancing its flight distance. Overall, the combination of stability and lift from rotation contributes significantly to a frisbee's performance in the air.

dogs can catch a frisbee:)

Ken Westerfield (born May 23, 1947, Detroit Michigan) is a hall of fame, Frisbee (disc) Champion. Westerfield produced tournaments, touring freestyle shows and world records. Westerfield was one of the first freestyler's and a top competitor in all of the Frisbee discipline's.

Source: Wikipedia/Ken Westerfield

The beginning throw to start the game or the throw after a team scores is call the "pull."

A ball?

The disc would fly for a very long time, since there is no gravity on the moon.

There can be either nine or eighteen holes, just like in regular golf.

None of those were invented at the time, but there is no information that says they might have made something like that.

Yes

Freddie Haft introduced the Frisbee nail delay at the AFDO (American Flying Disc Open) in Rochester, NY in 1975. It was at that same tournament Ken Westerfield introduced the body roll, rolling the Frisbee across out stretched arms and chest or back. Two major innovation's in Frisbee freestyle.

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every dog loves frisbee

A Frisbee is a concave-shaped, named-brand device used for games of catch, usually with two or more persons or a human and dog, which when it's given a flick of a wrist will sail through the air.

The Frisbee patent was issued on September 30, 1958 as Design Patent number D183,626.

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According to The New York Times, Frisbee's name came from a Connecticut bakery, Frisbie Pie Co. Also, New England college students often tossed empty pie tins around for fun, referring to it as a "frisbie."

There was an old company known as "Frisbie Baking Company." They made pies and college students discovered that using the pie tins they could toss them to each other. Hence the Frisbee.

Frisbees do not have a hole in the middle of them. They have a small outlined area, but that has no actual value to it. I personally use it to know where to place my finger to spin it.

The players officiate the game themselves. There are no refs, and the people, whether coaches, watchers, or other players, cannot make a call. It is up to the players on the field to make their own calls.

A game has a cap of an hour and a half or first to thirteen.

You can keep the disc in the air by hitting the bottom of the disc or hitting your hand with the spin on the rim. The more wind on the disc, the longer it will float.

Players in a game: 7 v. 7 is standard.

Players in US: 4.8 million (Sports & Fitness Industry Association, 2012. http://www.sfia.org/reports/114_Ultimate-Frisbee-Participation-Report-2013)

Countries playing ultimate: 40+ (USA Ultimate)