On Friday, October 16, Kyla and Payten, two grade 4 girls, attempted to break 3 World Records for Self Caught Flight with a frisbee. I was the official judge and helped the girls train for the event, teaching them the…
I spent two days this past week at West Dover, an elementary school in Calgary, speaking to students from Kindergarten to Grade 5 about being unique, embracing differences, dealing with bullying, finding a passion and treating others with respect. After…
>> from the Ageless Journey, a feature story in the summer issue of Ageless NB Rob McLeod is a native of Woodstock and currently holds six Guinness World Records. Now in Calgary, Rob has spent the last 10 years pursuing his…
From July 19 – July 25, I represented Canada as the only competitor in the World Overall Flying Disc Championships. I ended up in 4th place Overall and won a gold medal in Self Caught Flight & Disc Golf! An…
Today I flew to London, England where I will be for a week running throwing sessions for players at the World U23 Ultimate Championships and teaching them about the other disc sports including disc golf and the overall. This is…
Tonight, I watched the movie Cool Runnings with some of the leaders from the Thorhild Sports Camp. Today was the first of four days at TSC and watching a movie was a great way to end the day. The theme…
A few days ago I was invited to play a round at the newly opened Norway Mountain Disc Golf Course by Nate Simpson, who also invited Adam Sanford to join us. Adam is the course designer and when I showed…
A few weeks ago, I was fortunate enough to spend a week in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada speaking in schools, running some disc golf and ultimate clinics and doing demos and media spots with Davy Whippet talking about being unique, embracing…
Each discs flight characteristics varies depending on a variety of criteria. The thrower, the environment and of course the design of the disc all are factors in how the disc will fly for a particular user. For the purpose of…
It’s 24 degrees, with glaring sunshine and not a puff of breeze to ruffle the green, Douglas Park grass. Then Davy appears. Tearing towards the trees, his eyes trained at the blue disc flying above his head, he throws his…