“Frisbee Rob” McLeod has been re-elected to the WFDF Board of Directors as Chair of the Overall Committee.
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On November 13, 2021 Sailor and I set a Guinness World Record when I threw a 15 gram Wham-O Mini Frisbee and Sailor caught it 40 metres away!
Congratulations to Lucas Luha, the CTV Calgary Athlete of the Week!
On Saturday, February 20, 2021, 8 year old Lucas Luha set 3 WFDF (World Flying Disc Federation) World Records for Self Caught Flight on Ice Skates.
Lightnin’ Lyle Jensen’s love affair with flying discs began in the summer of 1957 and by the spring of ’75 he and a handful of… Read More »For the Love of the Game – a Conversation with Lightnin’ Lyle Jensen
I challenged the frisbee and freestyle community to take the 60 second Air Brush Challenge, and see how many times they could brush the disc… Read More »Top 5 Freestylers – 60 Second Air Brush Challenge
“Frisbee Rob” McLeod will be the lone Canadian competing in the upcoming 2019 WFDF World Overall Flying Disc Championships from July 8-13 in Richmond, Virginia. This… Read More »Frisbee Rob Will Represent Canada at World Overall Flying Disc Championships
Although it’s been in the planning stages for months, I can finally announce that I will be spending July in Israel & France working with Fresh… Read More »Frisbee Rob Heading to Israel to Work with Fresh Ultimate
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 my presentation, over the course of 2 days, I had the opportunity to teach frisbee to all 300 students, which was great because the school actually ordered enough frisbees so that each student got to have one! Knowing this, I was especially focused on making sure the students learned the basics of throwing & catching and what was possible with a frisbee (over 100 different throws and the various disc sports they could play).Read More »Embracing Differences – Lessons Learned from a Grade 2/3 Class