Live Streaming FPAW 2014

FPAW 2012 BannerThis year’s Freestyle Frisbee World Championships is in Medellin, Columbia. What, to far to go to watch? Don’t worry, we will be working to live stream the event. Alot of things have to come together for this to work, but so far things are looking good. Check out our Live Freestlye page to watch it live. The event starts on July 31st and goes for 4 days. I will be updating this site with more details, schedule, etc so check back often. Hope to see you there. But if not, then let’s meet online.

Word of the Day – Moon Dog

Moon Dog is a new freestyle catch by Matt Gauthier. He shared the idea for the catch on the drive from Portland to Seattle on July 3, 2014. Later that day, he tried it and completed the catch at Green Lake Park. The next day, he caught Moon Dog in competition at the Potlatch freestyle championships in Redmond, Washington.

Introduction to Cuffing Video


In the video I demonstrate how to cuff a frisbee. Cuffing is when the angle of a disc in flight is changed by letting the thin side of the rim slide on your hand. It is a great tool to keep a disc in proper relation to the wind direction when air brushing, but it can also be a cool trick by itself. Think of a frisbee passing by that you cuff so it air bounces to your friend.

Let me know in the comments if you have any questions or suggestions for another how-to topic.

Watch The Jammer’s 2014 Live

The Jammers 2014The Jammer’s freestyle frisbee tournament is one of the most fun frisbee events around. Players are coming from all over the USA to show thie best frisbee tricks on the Jacksonville beach. One thing about freestyle frisbee…a good beach wind makes the tricks that much more amazing. So what do you do if you can’t make it to the beach on May 31st? WHy, tune into the live stream! This year Heinsville will be live streaming the event. Expect the stream to turn on around 12:30 EST with competition play beginning around 1p. Click here to watch: http://www.heinsville.com/live-streaming

Matt, Daniel, and Jake infiltrate an abandoned building in search of heinous frisbee tricks! Filmed in 1.5 hours edited by Matt. It’s a work of art.