Learn how to play guts Frisbee in this free video series on outdoor sports and recreation.
Positioning your arm back as far as you can and stepping with your right foot are two techniques that lead to a proper back hand throw in guts Frisbee. Learn more in this free video series.
Creating a stance that goes fingertip to fingertip on the 14-meter guts Frisbee field is discussed in this free video series.
Learn how to play the center position when engaging in the outdoor recreational sport of Guts Frisbee in this free video series.
Learn how to play the end position when engaging in the outdoor recreational sport of Guts Frisbee in this free video series.
Learn the fish hook grip throw for guts Frisbee in this free video on outdoor recreational sports.
Learn the flipper throw for guts Frisbee in this free video on outdoor recreational sports.
Learn the fore hand grip throw for guts Frisbee in this free video on outdoor recreational sports.
Learn the history of guts Frisbee, where this sport originated from and how it became such a popular outdoor recreational sport in this free video series.
Learn the power California grip throw when engaging in the outdoor recreational sport of Guts Frisbee in this free video series.
Learn the power grip forehand throw when engaging in the outdoor recreational sport of Guts Frisbee in this free video series.
Learn the steaker throw for guts Frisbee in this free video on outdoor recreational sports.
Learn how to bobble as a defense strategy when engaging in the outdoor recreational sport of Guts Frisbee in this free video series.
Learn the thumper throw when engaging in the outdoor recreational sport of Guts Frisbee in this free video series.
The turn-around back hand throw in guts Frisbee requires the same motion as the regular back hand but giving yourself an extra whip to turn yourself around. Learn more in this free video series.
Learn how to play the whip position when engaging in the outdoor recreational sport of Guts Frisbee in this free video series.
Learn about the offense and throwing team, as well as how they are able to score points, of guts Frisbee in this free video series.
Summary: Guts Frisbee, also known as guts disc, started in the 1960's in Ann Arbor, Michigan by the Healy brothers. Much like dodgeball, guts frisbee is played by two teams on opposing sides throwing disc frisbees at each other with the hopes of scoring points. As the sport progressed, the game became even more intense with discs being thrown at 60-70 mph's. One guts player required 15 stitches after a frisbee sliced his hand open. No matter how you look at it, it takes some serious guts to play guts frisbee. The experts at ExpertVillage want to help you start playing this great game.
In this free video series, watch as our professional Guts Frisbee player teaches how to play Guts Frisbee. Learn the history of Guts Frisbee, the rules of the game, defense strategies, how to play different positions for guts frisbee, and learn different grips and throws like: the fish hook, the steaker, the California power throw, the back hand, the forehand, the flipper and the thumper. Guts frisbee is a fun outdoor recreational sport, so if you have the guts, start playing today!
Expert: Ryan Scott is a member of the United States Guts Players Assoc. (USGPA) and on the Board of Directors for Guts. He is the World Ultimate in Guts Championships 2008 Guts Frisbee Coordinator. Ryan is on the Boom Town Saints who are the 2007 Nat'l Champions, a game in which he won MVP. His team is going to the World Nationals.