By Tommy Aso
It is Time to Make a Discussion of This Sport!
This time, I am going to introduce Ultimate Frisbee to present it to the IOC, describe the reason why I decided to find another sport and the rule of this sport, and teach the idea of the supermarket. I'd appreciate it if you read my blog, make a discussion of this sport, and consider this sport to present it to the IOC.
I. The Reason Why I Decided to Find Another Sport
In this paragraph, I am going to explain the reason why I decided to find another sport before I am going to introduce this sport. The reason why I decided to find another sport is a man's comment on GETTR. The Founder of GETTR, Jason Miller comments on GETTR "Skateboarding is not a sport." He also comments and complains on GETTR "The IOC is just trolling the world by throwing out such a stupid idea, right?" "Is this the next great sport? It could be cornhole" The definition of sport is that all forms of physical activity contribute to physical fitness, mental well-being, and interaction including playing, recreation, organized, casual or competitive sport, and indigenous sports and games. Skateboarding is just making the most of skateboards and slopes to show off a player's technic. Basically, a player or his or her team fight against an opponent or an opponent team. I actually found another sport instead of skateboarding and cornhole to make sure if there is another sport instead of them.
The Definition of Sport:
The Great Next Sport For the Next Olympic?:
II. What is a Disk?
Do you know what a disk is? I am going to give you a hint. The disk means an item to play with your dog and your friends in the park by catching it. The answer to this quiz is a frisbee. The frisbee is a gliding toy or sporting item and to often use for recreation. The first commercial of the flying disc was developed by Walter Frederic, Morrison, and Warren Franscioni was called the Pipco Flying-Saucer and appeared on shelves in 1948. In 1955, Morrison debuted an improved design marketed as the Pluto Platter. Three years later, it was modified, renamed, and released as the Frisbee in 1958. Flying discs are manufactured in a variety of materials and sizes tailored to specific purposes for instance flying disks or the Frisbees use for Disc Golf, Ultimate Frisbee, Fricket, and Double Disc Court. There are also structured Frisbee catching competitions for dogs that are based on the game of fetch. Some Frisbee is designed to appeal aesthetically to Children with bright colors, fun patterns, and even built-in lights for nighttime play.
This is the detail of a Frisbee:
III. What is Ultimate Frisbee? What is the Rule of Ultimate Frisbee?
Ultimate Frisbee is a frisbee sport and is a non-contact team game played by players with a flying disk that consists of 7 people basically and teams. Ultimate Frisbee was developed in 1968 by a group of students at Columbia High School in Maplewood, New Jersey.
In 2012, there were 5.1 million ultimate frisbee players in the United States. Ultimate Frisbee is played across the world in pickup games and by recreational, school, club, professional, and national teams at various age levels and with open, women's, and Mixed divisions. The United States is won historically won most of the world titles through not all. US Teams won all three divisions (females, males, and mixed-gender) at the U-24 world championship and all divisions in 2016 competitions between national teams.
The playing field is 64 meters long and 37 meters wide. The end zone to score the goal is 23 meters at each end of the field. The game starts by pulling the frisbee. This is where teams line up on their own goal lines and one team throws to another. They try and take away from you so that they can score themselves. Once a goal has been scored, both teams change ends. When your team scores 9 goals, this is the end of the first half and players get a break at half-time. If your team scores 17 goals internationally, or 15 goals in the NCAA, your team wins or beats your opponent team. Ultimate Frisbee is self-governing and players are expected to call their own fouls and infractions. Players are generally encouraged to be honest and it is generally frowned upon to be dishonest, rude, or aggressive to their opponents. This act is called "Spirit Of The Game."
Ultimate Frisbee is a non-contact sport and any form of contact with opposing players is generally called a foul. Dangerous contact with players is strictly forbidden. Infractions are usually called when a player breaks one of the rules such as traveling where a player takes more than one step with the frisbee or double teaming. Each of these results in the frisbee being given to the non-offending team.
Timeouts are that a team can take a 2-minute break to discuss strategy. A team is allowed two timeouts per half.
Substitution is that there are unlimited substitutions in Ultimate frisbee. A team is allowed to have 5 substitutes on the bench. They must only be made during a stoppage in play.
In the Case of Offense
If your team begins offensive, your team's player must throw a frisbee and catch a flying disk or a frisbee. Then, your team must carry the frisbee to the goal line completely to score the goal by throwing a frisbee and passing it to your teammate to carry the frisbee to the goal line and score a goal. If your teammate catches the frisbee in the goal line, your team gets the one point.
Once a team has possession of the disk, you have up to 10 seconds to throw the frisbee to your teammate. This is called "Stall Counts." If you can not throw the frisbee at your teammate within 10 seconds, you must award the frisbee to your opponent's team. This is called "Stalling." You can pass the frisbee directly between teammates in any direction, but you are not allowed to run with the disc. Indeed, once you catch the frisbee, you must stop immediately. Then, you are allowed to get one step in any direction to release the frisbee. The idea is to move the frisbee up the field and be able to set up a player to catch the frisbee in the end zone to score the goal. You must throw the frisbee to your teammate in the endzone to score the goal.
In the case of Defensive
The opposing team tries to stop the offense by blocking the frisbee in the air, intercepting the disc, or forcing their opponents to either drop the disc or throw it out of bounds. If this happens, the opposing team will gain possession of the disk to begin the offense and score the goal by throwing it to the opposing teammates to carry the frisbee to the end zone. The nearest defender can count out 10 seconds and if the player can not release the frisbee within 10 seconds, the player is guilty of stalling and the frisbee goes to your opponent's team.
Defenders can also be called for "Fast Counting." Fast Counting is where a defender intentionally counts 10 seconds very quickly. If this happens, the player with the frisbee is allowed another 10 seconds to throw the frisbee to his ally.
IV. How to Throw the Frisbee.
When it comes to approving Ultimate Frisbee as the official Olympics sport, all players must learn to throw a frisbee at the opponent's court and hit the opponent's players. In this paragraph, I am going to explain the method to throw a frisbee. The movie in this paragraph is that Rowan McDonnell who is the Ultimate Frisbee player teaches all players to throw a frisbee at the opponent's court for beginners. I'd appreciate it if you watch this video to participate in Ultimate Frisbee.
A. Backhand
The backhand is the most popular throw in frisbee sports when we take our foot across our body. Then, Bring the frisbee back and throw it. The backhand is the most popular and common in frisbee sport. It is used almost exclusively in ultimate frisbee sport. I highly recommend all players use this throwing to hit it at the opponent's players. The grip of the backhand is just a firm handshake. All players must put their palm right on this outside rim and just grab the edge. They do not need to put their fingers inside the edge. All players should hold on to the inside of the frisbee as much as possible. So, we can use a little more power. When it comes throwing the backhand, they should keep their attention on three things. One is their shoulder lever. One is their elbow lever. Then, another one is their wrist lever. Many new players tend to compensate by using one lever either as a shoulder, an elbow throw, or a wrist throw; however, they should use all three levers at the same time. They must step across their body for the backhand and start with their shoulder back. Then, they must bring their shoulder forward by using their elbow and following through with the wrist snap. All new players should keep this disc on a line the whole time. As they become more advanced, they can start working on the curve and the edges, but a flat disk is the best throwing. A common mistake new players make is that they kind of throw it with this curve and it turns over. The flatter the better.
B. Forehand
The forehand is the second most important throw in frisbee sports. The forehead takes our throwing foot this time instead of bringing it across our body. The forehand steps out to the side. Then, the forehand throws it on this side of our body. The forehand is the opposite of the backhand instead of bringing our foot across our body. The forehead just steps out to the side. After it is already on reach back and throw it. It is also used almost exclusively in ultimate frisbee sport. I also highly recommend all players use this throwing to hit it at the opponent's players. All players should put two fingers on each side of the rim to hold it in place. Their thumb can come up top on these little rims and put some pressure down almost like pinching their pointer finger. What they should not do is to make a loose grip a lot of space. If they should be throwing frisbees while they making a loose grip a lot of space, they are not balancing the throw, throwing far, and not hitting at any opponents. Unlike the backhand when they go across their body, the forehand just steps out to the side. This helps open up a window where they can throw it just like this. There are two levers in the forehand throwing. It is an elbow lever and a wrist lever. The elbow goes back. Then, the wrist goes back. When the elbow comes forward, the wrist goes forward. All players should keep a frisbee in a middle as flat as possible just like a backhand throwing. So, all they should do is to keep their palm up to the sky. The elbow and wrist come back. Then, the elbow and wrist go forward.
C. Hammer
The hammer is the forehand grip, but you must throw it almost like the football or pitching in Baseball. The hammer comes to the frisbee out overhead. Although it is not used that much in ultimate, it is still a fun throw to have to warm up with and to show off. The good news is that the grip is the same as the forehand; however, all players should bring a frisbee over their head instead of throwing it from the side and throwing it like a football. Once a frisbee is over your head, your wrist snaps forward and follows through. The hammer throwing is the same grip as forehand throwing.
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