Team:Family/Ultimate Frisbee
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| Family/Ultimate Frisbee | |
|---|---|
| Person Responsible | sedje |
| Status | idea |
| Type | activity |
| Location | a field where discs can be thrown without hurting people or equipment |
| Age groups |
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| Date and Time | Not scheduled at unknown time |
| Budget Required | 0 |
| Budget Granted | 0 |
| Comments | |
Ultimate Frisbee clinic and/or free play.
The game of Ultimate Frisbee is a team sport in which the goal is to catch the disc in the opposing team's end zone. For those new to the sport, simpler training exercises and free throwing can be a fun activity.
A training session generally consists of: warmup (no requirements), frisbee exercises, a game of Ultimate. Depending on the experience and age levels, the exercises can be adjusted.
Materials required
- Discs (Frisbees), at least 10
- Cones/hats, at least 10
- (Optional) vests (hesjes), or some other distinguishing feature, to make teams
Materials arranged
- sedje assumes he can borrow both discs and cones/hats from the Groningen frisbee club
Status
- TODO: Buildlog...
Howto: Buildup
- A field is required. How much room, depends on the age group. 6-9 year olds can throw at most 10 meters. 16+ year olds can manage over 60m. For 12-16 an unobstructed 60m x 25m field with room for errors would be nice.
- Setup of a field takes just the time it takes to put out cones.
- sedje assumes his Frisbee-savvy children will help.
- An hour of play is about the right time. Could be done more than once if there is time.
- More detailed instructions will likely be made by sedje for two to three experience categories / age groups to offload mental workload later.
Howto: Teardown
- Teardown is a matter of removing the cones and collecting the disks and vests.