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Ultimate Is on the Rise, but so Are Esports

September 4, 2018Ultimate Rob Comment

Video games have been a part of our daily lives for quite some time. The first ever video game was created in 1958 by William […]

Disc Sports is An Ageless Game

December 3, 2012January 28, 2019Ultimate Rob Comment

Dan “Stork” Roddick, who has been throwing a frisbee for 55 years, talks about what he likes about disc sports and why he still loves […]

Passion vs Obsession

January 18, 2012November 21, 2012Ultimate Rob 5

Some would say there’s a fine line between passion and obsession. First of all, what is the difference? I found a great explanation that I […]

Future of Disc Sports

December 9, 2011December 12, 2018Ultimate Rob Comment

In this video Dan “Stork” Roddick gives his thoughts on what the future of frisbee will look like. He doesn’t think that disc sports should […]

The Evolution of Disc Sports

November 18, 2011November 16, 2014Jim Palmeri 5

Prior to 1968 there was no cohesive unified “Frisbee’ culture, and really no discs sports per se. Regionally isolated pockets of Frisbee activity existed all […]

John “Friz Whiz” Kirkland

November 5, 2011January 28, 2019Ultimate Rob 1

A tremendous all-around competitor, Kirkland was voted the disc athlete of the seventies. He won the men’s World Overall Championships in 1977 and finished second […]

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Ultimate Malaysia: A Look at the Sport on the Other Side of the World - Ultimate Rob - History of ultimate frisbee

[…] Ultimate has come a long way since its humble beginnings, which Ultimate Rob elucidated some 10 years ago. From 1966 when Ed Headrick patented the first mechanical flying disc to 1968 when the first game […]

rjmcleod - Grip & Wrist Strength Series

The best exercises (for you) would depend on your current strengths and weaknesses. It is difficult to determine without an assessment and compete review of your training history. The exercises you are currently doing are good ones when they are incorporated into a complete program. Using dumbbells instead of kettlebells works well as long as you can maintain a stable grip on the edges of the weight. From what you describe, it sounds like some shoulder stabilization exercises and rotator work would be helpful. Some great exercises include YWL’s and rotator exercises using a Physio band. To help you transition to a full pull-up, lat pull downs and assisted pull-ups on a gym machine or using a large band on the pull-up bar are great! Onearm rows and cage pulls are also good ones. Hope this is helpful!:) Of course, always check with your health care provider is these suggestions are suitable for you!