Ultimate Frisbee

Yes, when it is very windy it is hard to get a good throw off, making your defense a lot easier. Zone defense is always preferable to Man on Man when it is windy.

No, the positions are handler, midfielder, and long

I don't know professionally but if your talking about house league or school league there is the twitch where you twitch your arm for longer catches and the one I like to call the alligator.

no because that would be cheating, gosh read the rule book

A good magician never reveals his secret.

The area where a team gets a point is the endzone.

No, no physical contact is allowed in Ultimate Frisbee. That would be considered a foul and the play would reset.

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in a USAU (USA ultimate) magazine, Nequa Valley High School in Illinois was featured as the best team. (Although our team versed them, and they are cheaters and have bad spirit of the game)

You can use a plastic plate but not paper or possibly a rubber disc

you didn't really finish your sentence, but you should aim at who you want to throw it to.

Half time is typically at 7, but that's if you are playing up to 13 (regulation). If you are playing up to 11 (what you would play up to if it is supposed to storm) then halftime would be 6. Notice how they are almost half of the total score needed.

when you throw the disc over your head perpendicular to the ground with a lot of flick and then it flattens out

A huck is when you throw the disc as far as you can down the field, whether it be to get the disc out or to try to get a point from long distance.

Ultimate Frisbee is the correct way to spell it.

Well, there is no tackling, so if you could run, one person would just get it and run to the goal zone. Running with the disc seems like it defeats the whole purpose of having a disc.

The average player will sprint around 4 miles per 90 minute match on their cuts (offensive running pattern) and run a further few miles also. It varies for handlers and cutters. Handlers will sprint far less on offense however it depends on who they mark in defense how far they will run.

Hope that helps.

There were other disc being manufactured by many different names. Pluto Platter, Mars Platter and Flying Saucer were the names of the first disc manufactured by Wham-O, the company that would eventually call it a Frisbee

Stalling is when the thrower takes more than ten seconds to throw the disc. The marker (defender on disc) is counting and if the thrower does not throw it in ten seconds, then it is a turnover. It is a way to speed up the game.

the cutters objective is to get open. The handlers objective is to throw to the cutter. The cutter wants to make it easier for the handler, so the cutter moves into open space so the handler can float the disc out easily and the cutter will run straight into it.

no

The ultimate players association official rulebook says that you may wear no equipment that gives you an unfair advantage, however gloves are generally accepted in play by opponents. People see you as more of a tool if you use them for grip and throws rather than warmth though.

Assuming you mean the handlers teammates, this sounds like an offensive play known as a STACK. When the handler has the disc, the people in the stack, back to front, start to branch out and cut in different directions. This allows the team to spread out and be able to be open for the disc.

Legs and abs for running and stability while throwing, throwing starts with legs then core, then triceps, then forearm for the snap on the toss

The Ultimate Player's Association (UPA) is the governing body of Ultimate (Frisbee) in the United States. Much in the same way that the United Kingdom Ultimate Association (UKUA) is the governing body for Ultimate in the UK.

The World Flying Disc Federation (WFDF) is the international body which is recognised as the regulatory body for the whole of the world.