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Get five (or four) players together and determine a money amount per skin. We usually go for a dime because we are all pretty cheap. Next thing to do is to flip discs (or some better method) to determine the…

Galaxy Wars is essentially Schteattle Schtick, but with more than 2 teams. This is best played if you have 100+ kids, and 1 disc for every 1 or 2 players. This is a simple game that you can also find…

Saucer Tennis (Frisbee Tennis) was created in Maplewood NJ in the Autumn of 1974. A group of teens from the area got together to play what Bruce R. Keffer had put together in a rule book for what was called the…

Beach ultimate / beach goaltie / geach, whatever you want to call it, players can organize a game at anytime. The Kelowna Ultimate League doesn’t officially organize games, but there is a kit floating around. Post to the Kelowna Ultimate…

Players: 2+ Ages: 3+ Equipment: 1 frisbee per player Gameplay: All players sit in a circle and spin their frisbee on the ground at the same time. The player whose frisbee is the last one spinning is the winner. This…

Equipment: One frisbee per person Suggested Ages: Grade 3+ Gameplay: Everyone will have the frisbee balancing upside down on the palm of their hand. The goal is to knock the frisbee off your opponents hand while not letting them knock…

Skippy Jammer is a modified Guts game played one-on-one. The disc needs to skip first before being caught. The trick is to skip the disc as close to the ground at the other players ankles so they couldn’t easily catch…

Ok, here’s how Seattle kids play Schtick.  We’re gonna call it Schteattle Schtick and it’s best played with 10-75 youth players (assisted by their coaches and/or parents) and lots of discs — at least 1 for every 3 players.  (If you have…