http://pipkin.lut.ac.uk/~scott/ultimate.html (World Wide Web Directory, 06/1995)
Ultimate Frisbee

Logo courtesy of Andy Wood (amw@cs.birmingham.ac.uk)
This is a game of speed and skill played with teams of humans and regulation 175g
flying discs. The history of Ultimate goes back some 25 years now, the first ever
match being played between the same two american colleges that staged the first ever
American Football match 103 years to the day later.
The game is cheap and easy to play with no referees
Getting Started - Useful Articles
Disc sport enthusiasts have contributed articles to the
disc sports newsgroup for several years
and some of the more useful and interesting ones are included below. All these
articles are available from the various ftp sites.
- The disc sports Frequently Asked Questions (
text or hypertext)
is an excellent starting
point. It introduces the different disc sports and gives info on Interenet
Ultimate sources as well as other interesting disc related topics.
- Articles
- History
Interesting Ultimate Pages
The body that oversees all disc sports throughout the world is the
WORLD FLYING DISC FEDERATION. We now have their definitive handbook
including current world records if you fancy trying a few!!
Ultimate in the UK
Ultimate around the world
Europe (other than UK)
- The following are team lists for European teams
European Web Pages
Thomas Griesbaum's Ultimate Page
Ultimate in the USA
Discs
A recent addition to the community of ultimate Web pages is an advertising
forum for disc merchants
Disc Golf
If you find Ultimate to much running you might want to try Disc Golf
(he said at the risk of offending all disc golfers!!). You need accuracy and
strength to play this (so that rules me out). Doc in Washington has a Disc
Golf page which lists golf courses in different countries around the world.
Odds and Ends
British National Outdoor Champions are Shotgun
Spirit and Plate winners the Jesters
A record 38 teams attended
Local Information
There is a club here at Leicester University if you are interested in playing a bit! Don't worry if you haven't played before - it's new to most people
For more information contact me or Ben Ravilious (br5@le.ac.uk)
See my home page
Ian Scotland / iws1@le.ac.uk