
Physical Literacy Through Frisbee
Much of my skill in frisbee was developed before I ever threw my first disc – growing up as a multi-sport athlete.
Much of my skill in frisbee was developed before I ever threw my first disc – growing up as a multi-sport athlete.
I love golf. Which by extension means I love disc golf too because in many ways it’s the same sport, but instead of hitting a ball into a hole, you throw a disc into a basket.
Frisbee Rob and Sailor broke the record for the Longest Catch at a Live Sporting Event when they had a 109 yard throw & catch at the Stamps halftime show.
Inspired by all of the great questions from kids over the years, I’m going to be creating a series titled: “Young Disc-Coverers: A Frisbee Q&A with Kids”.
Of all the questions I get asked, why do I love frisbee is the one that comes up the most.
The wind is the single biggest factor in affecting how a frisbee flies. Understanding the affect wind has will help you be more confident and have more fun when throwing and catching.
The short answer is: no, you don’t need big muscles to throw a frisbee far.
In a hilarious and unexpected twist of fate, Frisbee Rob, the legendary master of mind-blowing frisbee tricks, found himself pitted against none other than Sir Isaac Newton, the father of modern physics.
Prepare for a whirlwind adventure as two worlds collide! Our very own Frisbee Rob goes head-to-head with none other than the legendary Marie Curie in a battle of wits and wills.
Will Rob’s frisbee precision outdo Franklin’s scientific precision? Or will Franklin’s DNA discovery outsmart Rob’s frisbee tricks?
Get ready for an epic clash of wits and skills as Frisbee Rob takes on the legendary Archimedes in a battle of scientific marvels!
Will Frisbee Rob’s quick wit and agile thinking be enough to outsmart the legendary Aristotle? Or will the traditional wisdom prove its timeless value?
Frisbee Rob steps into the arena, armed with nothing but his quick wit and trusty frisbee. Up against him is the legendary Ada Lovelace, the Enchantress of Numbers, and the pioneer of computer programming.
Rob, with his frisbee in hand, challenges Aquinas’ profound theories on God’s existence, natural law, the harmony of faith & reason, Summa Theologica, and the Doctrine of Analogy.
Frisbee Rob is stepping out of his comfort zone, embarking on a journey to challenge none other than the renowned astrophysicist, Neil deGrasse Tyson!
Imagine a world where the past meets the present in the most electrifying way! This isn’t just any story—it’s an epic showdown between the agility of Frisbee Rob and the genius of Nikola Tesla!