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This summer, we've added a new activity area into the mix- Frisbee Golf, or as it's more commonly known up here at camp - FROLF! So anyone who plays any other sport should hide and weep because they are nothing compared to the MIGHTY MIGHTY WHITE FRISBEE PLAYERS OF AMERICA!! I watch the videos of your frisbee fetch game and I just see a bunch of guys basically playing keep away. Hahahaha…I was just explaining to my aunt how ******** white ultimate frisbee is…XD thank you for this! When the Frisbee lands, measure the distance between the launch point and the Frisbee's landing point (where it first hit). That's only true if you're really bad at throwing a frisbee (which you, a stubborn football supremist, almost certainly are).

The fastest throwing velocity for an NFL quarterback is 60 mph flat, or the speed of my fastball when I was 12. I haven't clocked it, but I can throw a frisbee somewhere near number; yet, you can't throw a football as slowly as I can throw a frisbee. Know what you're trying to do on the pull and throw it. Don't overthink the position of your arm, your footwork, etc. I have adopted a unique throwing method that makes flights straighter and more accurate, but slightly harder to throw long distances. The purpose was to throw the Frisbee accurately straight and as far as possible.

Lmao we're playing Ultimate frisbee in gym class at my school……98% of the students are white hahaha I love this article, it's so true. Be sure to launch your throw from the point your disc reaches the fully-extended back position, with your arm straightened out directly behind you exactly 180 away from the target. Don't be afraid to get onto your local disk golf clubs website and ask if some of the pros or semipros want to play a round and teach you technics and some times they will even let you throw some of there disks. Hahaha leave it to the white people to argue about the merits of Frisbee sports.

Get focused on every catch and every throw - know what you are working on & aiming for at all times. Only a knucklehead who ‘played' frisbee football at some picnic would think that they've seen real ultimate. Another important thing to know is that you should never call a frisbee a frisbee" in front of a white person. Aerobie rings: for beginning throwers these rings fly farthest, but it is not a real frisbee. Most players are usually unable to throw discs that same distances as Professionals and that's why they are considered to be Pro. The rotation of the forearm required to throw a wheel of death prevents the arm from being fully extended above the body.

I'm horrible at it. I once tried to play frisbee golf and completely missed every basket numerous times.. even from a short how to throw a frisbee distance away. To this point, however, anything outside of 10 feet from the basket I threw forehand or overhand, as 10 feet was the farthest I could accurately throw a backhand. Far better to help on the most threatening and damaging cuts and force the offense to throw the disc elsewhere. I played pick up ultimate games in college and could throw a frisbee far and accurate throw a disc further than anyone.

Lmao we're playing Ultimate frisbee in gym class at my school……98% of the students are white hahaha I love this article, it's so true. Be sure to launch your throw from the point your disc reaches the fully-extended back position, with your arm straightened out directly behind you exactly 180 away from the target. Don't be afraid to get onto your local disk golf clubs website and ask if some of the pros or semipros want to play a round and teach you technics and some times they will even let you throw some of there disks. Hahaha leave it to the white people to argue about the merits of Frisbee sports.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=26GYbhnaDGw

You can hit the light at virtually any height, and it's quite large in diameter, so if you have no trouble throwing straight, Frisbee Golf may be easier than normal golf. The faster you throw the flick, the more the disc is gonna turn left (assuming you're right handed), so to compensate for this, start the disc out with an I/ flight pattern. A Frisbee is dead once it touches the pole/can, hence it doesn't need to be caught.