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Ultimate frisbee

Ultimate frisbee (officially simply called ultimate) is a non-contact team sport played with a disc flung by hand. Ultimate was developed in 1968 by Joel Silver, Buzzy Hellring, and Jonny Hines in Maplewood, New Jersey. Although ultimate resembles many traditional sports in its athletic requirements, it is unlike most sports due to its focus on…

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Contact
No
Equipment
Flying disc (commonly referred to as a frisbee)
Highest governing body
World Flying Disc Federation
Mixed-sex
In some competitions and most leagues
Olympic
Recognized by International Olympic Committee
Team members
Grass: 7/team; indoor: 5/team; turf: 5/team; beach: 5/team (sometimes fewer or more)

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Players associations

Rules

Throwing and catching techniques

Competitions

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Ultimate frisbee

Nodes88
Edges87
Triples66
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.022727
Components1

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Ultimate frisbee

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related to Professional Leagues (UFA, PUL, and WUL in North America) · 42
Ultimate frisbee → American Ultimate Disc League, April, AUDL, August, Canada, CEO, Cisco, Detroit Mechanix, Discraft Ultrastar, Each, East, ESPN, ESPN3, Friday, Fulcrum Media Group, Hyperloop, In, Indianapolis AlleyCats, Josh Moore, July
related to Competitions · 7
Ultimate frisbee → College, Hat, Premier Ultimate League, PUL, The, UFA, Ultimate Frisbee Association
related to Rulebooks: USAU, WFDF, UFA · 7
Ultimate frisbee → More, Most, North America, Some, Ultimate Frisbee Association, USAU, WFDF
related to External links · 2
Ultimate frisbee → Frisbee Association, World Flying Disc Federation
Contact · 1
Ultimate frisbee → No
Equipment · 1
Ultimate frisbee → Flying disc (commonly referred to as a frisbee)
Highest governing body · 1
Ultimate frisbee → World Flying Disc Federation
Mixed-sex · 1
Ultimate frisbee → In some competitions and most leagues
Olympic · 1
Ultimate frisbee → Recognized by International Olympic Committee
Team members · 1
Ultimate frisbee → Grass: 7/team; indoor: 5/team; turf: 5/team; beach: 5/team (sometimes fewer or more)

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disc ultimate players team teams one game play player zone field league also called frisbee defense first two throw side

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Ultimate frisbeeContactNo1.00infobox
Ultimate frisbeeEquipmentFlying disc (commonly referred to as a frisbee)1.00infobox
Ultimate frisbeeHighest governing bodyWorld Flying Disc Federation1.00infobox
Ultimate frisbeeMixed-sexIn some competitions and most leagues1.00infobox
Ultimate frisbeeOlympicRecognized by International Olympic Committee1.00infobox
Ultimate frisbeeTeam membersGrass: 7/team; indoor: 5/team; turf: 5/team; beach: 5/team (sometimes fewer or more)1.00infobox
Ultimate frisbeeTypeIndoor/Outdoor1.00infobox
Ultimate frisbeeWorld Games1989 (invitational), 2001–present1.00infobox
Ultimate frisbeerelated to CompetitionsThe0.60section
Ultimate frisbeerelated to CompetitionsHat0.60section
Ultimate frisbeerelated to CompetitionsUltimate Frisbee Association0.60section
Ultimate frisbeerelated to CompetitionsUFA0.60section

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