Rules
Players are responsible for calling these on themselves.
Fouls
This business had metal tins that were first used at frisbees.
Frisbie Pie Company
Frisbee became popular because the field was similar to this already popular sport.
Football
Ultimate stresses these two values.
Sportsmanship and Fair Play
These are used to hold the disc, not your palms.
Thumb and middle finger
This rule was made because those that invented this game wanted players to resolve their own disputes and to respect the game.
Spirit of the Game
In this year the first competitive frisbee match took place.
1968
If the disc goes out of bounds, the team that takes the disc throws from this spot.
Sideline where the disc went out of bounds.
These are not needed because of the responsibility players take to play fair and follow the rules.
Referees
Doing this will make sure the disc flies straight.
Shake hands follow through
This type of contact play, popular in basketball, is not allowed in Ultimate Frisbee.
Picks or Screens
The first plastic toy frisbee was named this.
Pluto Platter
This part of the field is where you score a point.
Endzone
At the end of each game, teams gather for this.
Spirit Circle
These are the three steps to a good frisbee throw.
Curl
Step
Shake
If the thrower holds the disc for more than 10 seconds, the defender can use this rule to take the disc away.
Stall Count
This organization was created to govern Ultimate Frisbee in the USA.
Ultimate Players Association (UPA)
The width and length of an Ultimate field.
120 yards by 40 yards
Often after the game during a Spirit Circle, teams exchange these.
Gifts
Sometimes you must do this in order to advance the frisbee.
Throw it backwards
If two players disagree on a foul call, they can call this person for a third perspective on the play, but they still have to settle the call on their own.
The Observer
These two teams played in the first intercollegiate Ultimate Frisbee match.
Rutgers and Princeton
If the starting throw goes out of bounds, the receiving team takes the frisbee at this spot on the field.
The Brick Mark
Competitive play is encouraged, but never at the expense of these three things.
Respect for players
Adherence to the rules
Basic joy of play
If you watch this, you can learn exactly how to fix your form throwing the frisbee.
Where your disc goes