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Direct from Trieste, Italy. Fabio hits a move he was told was impossible. An against the spin flamingitis pull. But that’s not all. He closes it out with an ever-so-easy gitis. Thanks to Ele for being at the camera to capture the moment.
ROTOTOM 2005
Osoppo (Udine – Italy)
01-03 luglio 2005
Pairs Final
1. Antonio Cusmá/Matteo Feller (23.2)
2. Fabio Sanna/Silvia Caruso (22.5)
3. Clay Collerá/Andrea Dini (20.1)
4. Fabio Caruso/Matteo Gaddoni (20)
Co-op Final
1. Matteo Gaddoni/Elena Dal Gesso/Andrea Dini (15.8)
2. Matteo Feller/Luca Trotta/Davide Battaglia (14.9)
3. Clay Collerá/Stefano Maroli/Enrico Stocco (14.9)
4. Silvia Caruso/Fabio Caruso/Davide Bianchi (14.3)
Results from the WFDF/Masters/Juniors Championships at MiraMar College, San Diego, CA on June 30-July 1, 2005:
Open Pairs Final
1. Arthur Coddington/Dave Lewis (71.2 points)
2. Larry Imperiale/Jeff Kruger (64.7)
3. Joel Rogers/Dave Schiller (59.3)
4. Dave Bailey/Paul Kenny (58.5)
5. Jamie Chantiles/Steve Hanes (52.8)
6. Alan Caplan/Rick Williams (46.2)
7. Bob Morrissey/Greg Riley (44.7)
8. Harvey Brandt/Tony Pellicane (SCR)
A report from Rick LeBeau on the Overall Disc Group:
“Freestyle was held after DDC on both Thursday and Friday. On paper, Miramar College has great grass but unreliable winds for freestyle, compared to Robb Field, where the ocean breeze is usually more steady. This time, though, the winds were perfect for freestyle, and the players took advantage, displaying some great routines. Several freestyle specialists flew in from around the country to play just that event. In a near-flawless display of high difficulty manuevers, Arthur Coddington and Dave Lewis put on a great show (with only one drop, the players literally hit the ground more than the disc did). They won a unanimous decision as first place finishers, with Larry Imperiale and Jeff Kruger coming second. Dave Schiller and Joel Rogers pulled out third place.”
Continue reading “2005 WFDF/Masters/Juniors – Coddington/Lewis Win”
Tom Leitner, Joakim Arveskär and Stefan Karlsson appeared on the Richard & Judy show on Friday June 17, the day before the European Freestyle Championships.
Richard & Judy, described as similar to the Oprah Winfrey show, profiled Freestyle, Ultimate and Disc Golf. All three freestylers jammed live outside during the segment, and all three were interviewed.
ukDiscstyle captured the segment on video for Shrednow. Watch the 10mb Windows Media file by clicking the photo above. More screenshots from the show are below, courtesy of ukDiscstyle.
Results from the finals of the European Freestyle Championships in Amsterdam on June 18-19, 2005:
Pairs Final
1. Fabio Sanna/Gregory Lo-A-Sjoe (64.9)
2. Stefan Karlsson/Joakim Arvesksr (63.2)
3. Jan Soerensen/Florian Hesse (62.8)
3. Lorenzo Apriani/Roland Karlsson (62.8)
5. Andrea Meola/Antonio Cusmá (56.6)
6. Fabio Caruso/Silvia Caruso (46.6)
7. Kolia Hannemann/Markus Hein (46.3)
8. Clay Collerá/Lui Tasini (46.2)
Co-op Final
1. Lorenzo Apriani /Jan Soerensen/Roland Karlsson (56.2)
2. Fabio Sanna/Clay Collerá/Markus Gotz (55.8)
3. Stefan Karlsson/Joakim Arvesksr/Andreas Jaderyd (55.1)
4. Fabio Percario/Andrea Meola/Antonio Cusmá (54.7)
5. Casten Heim/Laurent Mess/Florian Hesse (46.8)
6. Mouss Qabbal/Eric Chazaud/David Lagoute (44.8)
7. Anton Capellmann/Jan Schreck/Danny Sorgatz (42.3)
Pairs:Gregory Lo-a-sjoe and Fabio Sanna
(photos courtesy of FFF)
Full results and an on-site report coming soon!
Many of you have asked when Shrednow Sky Stylers will be available again. Over the past few years, they have become a favorite jam discs, helping several teams win titles at FPAW.
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Okay, I know. Moves beyond five spins are rare, but if you’ve done one, get credit for it. Tell the story. If you’ve seen one, give that 6-spinning player her due.
They are pretty scarce, those 5-spinning moves, but they happen. What 5-spinning moves have you hit? Just how dizzy were you afterward? What 5-spinning moves have you seen?
Boast about your quad-spinning moves here. Blather about a quad-spinning move you saw someone else do.