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Frisboyz do a nice Podcast interview with Gina Sample. It’s really fun to hear how different players got into freestyle frisbee and their perspectives on the sport. To date, Gina is the only woman player to win an open pairs title. She is truly a legand of the sport. Don’t miss this great interview. Listen to the interview.
The votes are in. Find out which catch is most difficult?
| Answer Text | Votes | % | |
|---|---|---|---|
 Gitis |
17 | 24.64 |
|
 Phlaud |
24 | 34.78 |
|
 Scarecrow |
16 | 23.19 |
|
 Pancake |
7 | 10.14 |
|
 Huh? |
5 | 7.25 |
|
| 69 |
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Please help me name this move by voting in the poll.
Calling all NorCal jammers.There will be a jam on November 28th, 12:00p at Sonoma State University. Jake, Lori, Matt, and Lisa will be in attendance. This is the fifth? annual Turkey Jam. It will be a veritable shred fest. Plus, there will be an after adventure to Weaver’s Winter Wonder Land. Be there, or be square. A disc is round, round is better.
Still not sure? Here’s the video from 2007.
What can I say? Dave and Amy know how to throw a tournament. They ordered up the perfect wind, sun, and tides for the weekend. Couple that with some of the heinest jammers and you have a recipe for a fabulous time. A few memorable moments in the jam: Larry’s 4 consecutive crow brushes, Chip’s leg over chest roll, so many hoops, jammin’ on the sand bar where Amy caught everything, OB regulars who just keep going, and a one on one death jam with Dave Murphy that almost took me down! Thanks Dave and Amy for a wonderful time. For the full report, read Dave’s post on Jammers on the net.
By the way, there was a mischievous day after jam…but I’ll save that for another post.
“The Tribune talked flying discs with Hunrichs, who’s also executive director of the Freestyle Players Association.”
Tribune: How much a part of your life is Frisbee?
Hunrichs: I would say it’s a major part of my life. I don’t think about Frisbee moves every day, but in the summer life is geared toward when are we going to “jam.”
Kerry Kollmar recounts how he began playing Frisbee in the ’70s and how he discovered the nail delay and the air brush. WOW! This was posted a few months back, but I just saw it. It filled me with nostalgia for our roots and pride to be a part of such a wonderful sport and community. It’s a very fun read. Thanks, Kerry. Full Article
Announcing Heinsville Polls. At least once a month Heinsville will post a new poll seeking to root out popular opinion on important topics like: What’s the hardest catch? Which spin is better? Do you point your toes? And preferred wind speed. These questions are meant to educate, entertain, and inspire. Don’t miss your chance to weigh in!
This month’s Poll. Which catch is most difficult: Gitis, Phauld, Scarecrow, or Pancake?
