The funny thing is half the people teaching ultimate teach people to pivot as if it is central to being a good thrower. And the other half that don’t stress pivoting, aren’t stressing not pivoting… they’re just ignoring it.

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...

This sport is growing exponentially in high school. Being a player on a good YCC team no longer translates into immediate success in college. The level of play jumps dramatically, and without knowledgeable and experience leaders, players are left stunted in their ability to grow their skills.

This is more or less the compilation of all the useful ultimate-related links I've read.

I did a lot more blog reading last year and especially the year before that, which is when I came across most of these--that was the golden age of ultimate blogging...