Ultimate Frisbee Flashcards

1
Q

Who introduced the idea of ultimate frisbee, where, and when?

A

Joel Silver in 1968 to Columbia high student council in Maplewood, New Jersey

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2
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How many players per team?

A

7

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3
Q

How big is the field?

A

70 yards in length and 40 yards wide. End zones are 25 yards deep.

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4
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How does a tem score, and how much is each point worth?

A

A team scores by catching the Frisbee in the opponent’s end zone. Score is 1 point each time.

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5
Q

What is a pull?

A

A term for what the scoring team does to start the next play.

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6
Q

How long does the thrower have to throw the disc?

A

You have 10 seconds to throw the disc, and during this time you can pivot, but not step.

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7
Q

When can substitutions occur?

A

Substitutes can occur after a score or during an injury time out.

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8
Q

Is there contact play in ultimate frisbee?

A

No, any contact is considered a foul. It is a self-officiating game, and players make their own calls out on the field.

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9
Q

How can playing ultimate frisbee be beneficial for your health?

A

Improves cardiovascular endurance, muscular endurance, muscular strength, body composition, and flexibility.

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10
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What is a backhand throw?

A

Thrown from the left hip for a righty.

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11
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What is a forehand throw?

A

Thrown from the right side of a righty.

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