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Dylan Freechild. Can we just give him the Callahan now?
The end makes it.
MLU or AUDL
Which pro league do you like more? MLU or AUDL?
Even Brian Hart finds time to settle 3:40
ESPN welcoming ultimate
There's a reason they are going to nationals. They might surprise some people
DC vs Philly full game
The Seattle Rainmakers’ Sam Harkness hits Donnie Clark for the spectacular greatest at their home opener against the Vancouver Nighthawks!
Is this real life?!
Jay Clark is about to light it up.
I'm excited about the season and love that I can watch games from the other side of the country.
One more post before conferences.
A fantastic article on quick-decision making. The take-away that I see here (at least for the newer players out there) is the aspect self-trust. We need to learn to trust our mental heuristics, but also to trust our training.
The checkdown is developed and tailored to what you know about yourself and your teammates - what you can throw and what they can catch. You don’t build into your checklist the 50 yard hammer option if you don’t have it or if nobody will cut for it or even catch it. The biggest part of developing into a good player is, first and foremost, consistency and reliability. With those things, you can TRUST yourself to perform on the field, but first you need to put the time in at practice.
In order for any of this to work, you need to have a benchmark by which you know your checkdown works. It’s implied that this comes from training, but that leads to some more, very important implications, upon which a lot of sports psychology is based.
I’ve probably talked about this before, but training is the only reliable measure of your expected performance in competition. You don’t throw a thousand backhands in practice just so you can put up a hammer once you’re in game; it doesn’t make sense to rely on anything other than what you’ve spent time working on and perfecting.
Thinking in the other direction, competitive games are a showcase and measure of how well you have trained. When a team blows out their pool, it’s because they worked harder at practice than everyone else, and because of that they are accustomed to working hard when they know it counts. When you underperform, look back at your training over the regular season - that’s where you need to make adjustments.
When you get onto the field this weekend, remember your training, and let it take over. I hope you all go out and kick ass.
I couldn't agree more. My team has sectionals this week and I have to deal with the unfortunate truth that our team just doesn't work hard enough in practice. The three or four people that work the hardest in training aren't even our teams key players. Still got to lay your own body on the line and leave it all on the field for the team.
Jenny Gaynor for Callahan 2011 First chick callahan video I think I've seen. Worth a post, girl is good.
What happened to that guy?
Does anyone know if the guy that got jumped over by Beau Kittredge still plays ultimate?
2010 Ego College Championship Story A great story. Check out how much they lay out. It's a must.
A good game to watch and was pretty close throughout the game.
Ultivillage is selling 9 ETP (elite team program) discs for $54 ($6 a disc). I think I'll have to add those to my collection.
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