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We will like to hear people opinion about A new style In the World of Urban-Sport, good and bad opinions is welcome.
http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=u0WcOoLfhMs
The Urban disc it’s an obstacle race where you have to fight constantly with your disc against the streets.
It a mix betwen Disctwirls(new style i disc-sport) and other Urban/street sport.
Mojn
-Jan
Perfect day, perfect wind, perfect group of jammers. Rodney Sanchez in semis…oh my gawd! All captured on video. Many first timers to Jammers…The Randoman, Arthur (thanks AC!) Neil and Mike, Ryan, Paul S. and Doug. Thanks for coming out and making the weekend so special. Hopefully we have some videos coming from "Worlds Jammers". Now it is World Gitis Day!
Open Finals
1. Pat Marron-Dave Murphy
2. Randy Silvey-Pipo Lopez
3. Arthur Coddington-Paul Kenny
4. Jeff Kruger-Rodney Sanchez
Mixed Finals
1. Cindy Kruger-Randy Silvey
2. Bethany Sanchez-Todd Brodeur
3. Sarah Bergman-Jeff Kruger
4. Anne Goh-Steve Scannell
Open Semis
Pool A
1. Pat Marron-Dave Murphy
2. Jeff Kruger-Rodney Sanchez
3. Ryan Vinoski-Todd Brodeur
4. Craig Simon-Paul Smith
5. Steve Scannell-Doug Korns
6. Josh Emerson-Carl Emerson
Pool B
1. Arthur Coddington-Paul Kenny
2. Randy Silvey-Pipo Lopez
3. Jeff OíBrien-Gregg Hosfeld-Tito Andino
4. Daryl Allen-Cindy Kruger
5. Mike Galloupe-Neil Toland
This latest
DiscCast Extra features an interview with a lady who is not only one of the
greatest female freestylers of all time, but also one of the most accomplished
all round disc players the world has ever seen; it is Judy Robbins! Judy made
the trip to Europe last summer to attend the FPA World Championships in
Amsterdam. And while there, we took the opportunity to chat to her about her
long and diverse career, her views on the current female freestyle scene &
much more. Enjoy!
Episode Information.
Length:
10mins 24secs
File size:
9.5MB
To download our interview with
Judy, use the link above, or find/subscribe to the podcast on the iTunes podcast
directory. (Click HERE to
get iTunes) This episode is also available on Podcast
Alley.
Please do give us some feedback
on the show – we’re eager to hear from you! Contact us at
ukdiscstyle@yahoo.co.uk or discuss the podcast on the FPA
FORUM.
Thanks
John and Joe
Ive been rewatching some vids lately and I really enjoyed the 2007 FPAW routine in the finals with Dave Lewis and Pat Marron. Anyone know the song they are playing to? I really like it ))
you can watch the routine on Fabio’s jamngo.com website
Bibione Freestyle Contest 2008
Bibione (near Venice), Italy
April 26-27, 2008
We experimented a strange format, because of there were only five players. Each player played in couple with the other four ones, so we haved 10 open pairs team.
While a team was performing its 3 minutes routine, the other three players judged (respectively in execution, difficulty and artistic impression).
Obviusly the judjment system was not so precise, but we managed to give a good and constant show to the big audience.
Besides lots of children and adults play with us on the beautiful wood carpet, with sea, sun and wind…
Here you can find a report on the tournament (in Italian), here some photos and here a nice video of a jam.
Below the results of the contest.
1. Matteo “Gaddoz” Gaddoni/Luca Medri
2. Claudio Cigna/Marco “Cega” Prati
3T. Matteo “Gaddoz” Gaddoni/Marco “Cega” Prati
3T. Claudio Cigna/Emmanuele “Zanardi” Faustini
5. Claudio Cigna/Luca Medri
6. Matteo “Gaddoz” Gaddoni/Emmanuele “Zanardi” Faustini
7. Claudio Cigna/Matteo “Gaddoz” Gaddoni
8. Marco “Cega” Prati/Emmanuele “Zanardi” Faustini
9. Luca Medri/Emmanuele “Zanardi” Faustini
10. Marco “Cega” Prati/Luca Medri
Spirit of the game: Emmanuele “Zanardi” Faustini
Torneo del Cappello 2008
Corallo Beach Ostia
Roma, Italy
April 25, 2008
1. Alessandro “Doccetta” Damiano/Marco “Zecca” De Lucia (83.1 points)
2. Fabrizio “Folle” De Rossi/Lorenzo “Atuttogas” Apriani †(82.1)
3. Fabiana “Ciucci” Ciciriello/Angelo “Zoom” Mancarella (81.8)
4. Francesca “Dulcisinfundo” Iasenzio/Tom “Lighting” Leitner (76.9)
5. Mauro “Pankettone” Mercuri/Alessandro “Ale” Berra (76.0)
6. Edoardo “Paperino” Favorini/Paolo “Rastacippo” Cipolloni† (74.9)
7. Fernando “Yoghy” Botrugno/Francesca “Frappa” Cherici (67.3)
8. Luca “Moxie” Mazzuccato/†Paolo “Pibbi” Braico (65.3)
9. Claudio “Cicala” Pietrarelli/Ramon “Razzle” Galliani†
10.Serge “Salentino” Marconi†/Paolo “Cobra” Mirabelli
11.Ilaria “Manager” Capobianco/Andrea “Raimondo Rimello” Rimatori
12.Raffaele “Shraf” Pilla/Claudio “Marana” Massaro
More info at fristail.it
Berliner 4 Seasons Hat Tournament (Edition: Spring 2008)
Berlin, Germany
April 20, 2008
1. Fabio Caruso / Markus Hein
2. Anton Capellmann / Daniel Sorgatz
3. Jan " Mahoni" Zahradnicek / Kolja Hannemann
4. Jiri Weiss / Marc Pestotnik
5. Jason McGlade / Jan Schreck
6. Sascha Höhne / Jan "Dexter" Struz
7. Pavel Baranyk / Jörg "Woo" Wunder
8. Jan Soerenson / Robert Dittrich
9. Bianca "Bibi" Strunz / Jakub Matula
10. Max Schmidt / Philipp Stahl
2008 Virginia States
Fredericksberg, VA
April 12-13, 2008
Finals
1. Randy Silvey, Dave Lewis, Pat Marron
2. Toddy Brodeur, Dan Yarnell
3. Harvey Brandt, Rick Sader, Jeff O’Brien
4. Rob Fried, Doug E. Fresh, Roger Meier
5. Dale Crawford, Phil Cappa
6. Joey Hudoklin, Lou Sumrall, Jonathan Willett
7. Tom Lasher, Jay Modenhower
8. Bethany Sanchez, Alan Caplin
Semifinal Pool A
1. Rob Fried, Doug E. Fresh, Roger Meier
2. Dale Crawford, Phil Cappa
3. Joey Hudoklin, Lou Sumrall, Jonathan Willett
4. Bethany Sanchez, Alan Caplin
5. Pat Rabdau, Bruce Page
6. Mark Horn, Chris Horn
Semifinal Pool B
1. Randy Silvey, Dave Lewis, Pat Marron
2. Toddy Brodeur, Dan Yarnell
3. Harvey Brandt, Rick Sader, Jeff O’Brien
4. Tom Lasher, Jay Modenhower
5. Ronnie Turner, Bryan Steffen, Rob Knapik
And some photos from VA States (thanks to Scott Holter for the link).
2008 Wintershred
Ocean Beach
San Francisco, CA
April 13, 2008
1. Arthur Coddington/Carl Dobson
2. Neil Tolan/Mike Galloupe
3. Tam Wolfe/Mike Esterbrook/Art Viger
4. Steve Stotter/Doug Korns
Since 2006, the size of the FPA Worlds has exceeded the competition capacity of the current Competition Manual. Therefore, the FPA Board has begun updating the Competition Manual to better support our larger player base. his work does not include any changes to the judging system itself, only the sections guiding tournament directors in running events and eventually, a possible refresh of what is expected from players.
Revisions are being approved on a section-by-section basis so the new guidelines can be used at FPAW this summer. The first approved section is Event Progressions. This section defines how many rounds of competition there are, how many teams in each pool, etc.
The main changes include more rounds of competition with new names. Instead of four possible rounds (Qualifier, Preliminary, Semifinal and Final), we now have five (Qualification, Preliminary, Quarterfinal, Semifinal and Final), and the Manual outlines how many teams are required for the addition of a new round of competition.
Our next step is to build FPAW competition schedules from these Event Progressions, then look at whether any other sections are in need of updates.
Here is a pdf of the new Event Progressions section.
The FPA Board is interested in translating the new Competition Manual sections to other languages. If you are interested in doing that, please contact me.