BananaCut

One of the challenges of coaching is having young players as well as older players understand the difference in the window of opportunity of i/o throws and o/i throws. Especially break throws.

No matter what level of team here in the northeast, at least once a game, there is always the dreaded i/o break turnover to someone making a cone cut from the back of the stack.

Roaring through Boulder and cementing their legacy as the top program in the sport, Wisconsin polished off the only thorn in its side in the last three seasons, and claimed the first back-to-back Nati

Before the weight of the world begins to chip away at our mind and bodies. Before the years start to catch up with us and life choices have pushed us down one road or another, there is a time where ultimate is at its purest, with no distractions, no drama and best of all, no BS.

If you heard about a team that took their region three times in the last four years, made Nationals every year since 2002 and while there, made Quarters three times in the last six years, and the Final Four in 2006 - you'd likely say they were a contender for that elusive Sarasota Gold.

Wisconsin '08 was a team with a lot of talent, so much so that the idea of failure was strong enough to get in the way of their execution at times.

I feel this book is targeted at beginners and coaches teaching beginners. That doesn't mean that the intermediate or advanced player won't get anything out of the book, but the beginner group will get the greatest benefit.

The UW-Platteville Ultimate Frisbee club traveled to Savannah, Ga., over Spring Break to participate in the High Tide tournament.

Oft discussed, much coveted.

The bid. How?

There's a mental side to it (more on that next week). But as with most skills, the mental enables the physical. So what are the fine points of such? I'll try to break it down here...

One of the biggest ultimate tournaments this summer is also the smallest. Only 7 teams are set to descend on Monroe, WA this weekend but the results will have far reaching implications for Worlds and the UPA series.