by Pete Carr Tennis legend Martina Navratilova once said, “The difference between involvement and commitment is like ham and eggs. The chicken is involved; the pig is committed.” Your club season is in either its early stages, or just finishing tryouts at this point. A main theme across most teams is gauging potential recruits on their commitment […]
Commitment – What Does It Mean To You?
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No Backhand!
By Austin Lien There are two predominant throws in ultimate: forehand and backhand. In any given game, these two throws will combine for at least 95% of the total passes attempted. Generally, the backhand is thrown to the left side of the thrower, and the forehand is thrown to the right. As a result of […]
Drag’n Rookie Spotlight
As Drag’n prepares for the upcoming USA Ultimate Triple Crown Tour and a National Title defense, we are excited about the new additions to the squad. Welcome to Sarah, Mike, Emily, and Jacob! Below is a quick highlight of each, but check out more on our roster page! Sarah Anciaux: Sarah, never having heard of […]
Wear and Tear
By Jay Drescher It is no secret that ultimate is a physically demanding sport, but having played two straight seasons of AUDL and USA Ultimate Club, I can safely say it is a lot of stress on your body. Turf is a faster surface to play on, and as a result it puts more stress […]
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