Crazy Ultimate Frisbee Play
Check out an incredible Ultimate Frisbee play that showcases the importance of never giving up and finishing strong. Barrett, a first-year player on Double Wide, drops a normal disc but quickly recovers to challenge his opponent on a Huck. His incredible defensive move earns him a great D, which ultimately leads to him catching the next pass and contributing to a successful offense. This impressive play serves as a valuable lesson for younger players, highlighting the need to stay focused and persistent even after mistakes are made. The video features exciting gameplay, stunning throws, and expert technique tips from the player's coach, including a step-by-step guide on how to throw a perfect backhand grip. Watch as Barrett demonstrates his skills and helps his team score the goal, inspiring viewers with his determination and sportsmanship.
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enjoy I mean yeah over shoulder should a what's up guys I hope you enjoyed that video the reason why I posted it is the fact that we've all had these types of plays before where we either drop the disc or maybe make a bad throw and let our offense down here Barrett who is a first year player on double wide drops a normal disc that he catches probably 99% of the time instead of hanging his head down low and not playing great defense he's challenged right away on a Huck and he makes an incredible D after making that great D he actually catches the next pass he continues to go through the flow of the offense and ends up catching the goal I think there's a great lesson for younger players the fact that even though you might make mistakes it's important how you finish the point out Barrett here great example of never giving up getting the disc back for his team and ending up eventually scoring the goal hope you guys enjoyed and like always we got more stuff headed your way the backhand air bals how you first throw it on the grip a normal backhand grip remember I want this thumb to be on the rings of the disc
