flying discs
Sports, Flying Discs
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- Upcoming events, administration, official sport rules, membership details, meeting minutes and related links.
- Area teams, player listing, related links, tutorials and description of the sport and contacts.
- Promotes Schtick which is played like hotbox but where players can use more than one disc (or other object) at the same time and can even run with it. Describes the rules, variations, upcoming events, testimonials, and its history.
- Official rules of guts, double disc court, discathon, ultimate frisbee, freestyle and disc golf in an outline form.
- Located in Santa Cruz, California. Includes details about event descriptions and schedules as well as merchandise for sale.
- Governing body of disc sports in the Canadian province. Includes links, contacts, rules, upcoming events, and photographs.
- Covers various disc sports in the Canadian province. Includes pictures, news items, membership details, and links to area teams.
- The unofficial rules of a sport also known as "cups" which is played by two teams of one or two people taking alternating attempts to knock cups off the other team's two bamboo stakes with a frisbee.
- A sport played on the beach, a court, or a yard with a net that is similar to volleyball. Provides a list of regulations, varients of play, and sponsorship opportunities.
- Schedule and results of flying disc tournaments and events in New England.
- Covers ultimate, freestyle, discgolf, and field events. Contains its bylaws, descriptions of the sports, a staff listing, the organization chart, and a list of member associations.
- Includes press releases, registration, and details about the event site. Located in Turku, Finland.
- History of the sport, rules, player hall of fame with videos and related links.
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