At a Park
When you have access to the park, you’re able to do a whole lot more with a frisbee!
Skills
These can be done on your own with one disc.
Twirling
Twirl a disc around your finger,
with many variations!
Rolling
Let the disc roll from your fingertips over your arms and chest towards your other hand.
Air Brushing
Keep the disc spinning by hitting it on the side, helping it remain in the air.
Spinning
Spin the disc in order to learn
more of the advanced tricks
Trick Catches
Knowing how to do a wide variety of trick catches will give you an upper hand on the competition.
Delaying
You delay the catch by spinning the disc on your fingernail (also teeth, feet, and elbows).
Tipping
Using your finger, pop the disc up into the air by hitting the bottom of the disc in the middle.
Games
These can be done with one or more people, using one or more discs.
Mini Disc Golf
Like golf, but with a mini disc, using a mini disc golf basket, or objects such as trees, playgrounds, etc.
Discathon
A racing event covering a course where the objective is to complete the course in the shortest time possible by using a minimum of throws and as little running as possible.
Speed Flow
Pass the disc back and forth as many times as possible between partners in 1 minute.
Disc Golf
Like golf, but with a disc, using a disc golf basket, or objects such as trees, playgrounds, etc.
Distance
Players throw as far as they can. The distance from the throwing point to where the disc first hits the ground is measured (can use the UDisc app for measuring).
MTA
The intention is to have your disc stay in the air (aloft!) as long as possible and then catch it with one hand before it reaches the ground.
TRC
The player throws, and then runs to catch the disc with one hand. Measure from the release point to the catching point.