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Remember the Pins are for the scout doing
their best to learn about the sport or academic
activity, and by putting the new techniques
to practice with fellow scouts, in their
community, or working with an adult.
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| Earn the Ultimate beltloop, and complete
five of the following requirements: |
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Compete in a pack or community ultimate tournament.
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Demonstrate effective pivoting while throwing.
Use the following throwing styles: backhand
pass, sidearm pass, and upside-down pass.
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Demonstrate skill in the following catching
techniques: one-handed, clapping, and sandwich.
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Spend a total of 90 minutes in practice developing
individual defensive skills for the positions
of marker and defender. Keep track of your
time on a chart.
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Explain the flight dynamics of the ultimate
disk. Draw a diagram if needed.
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Accurately lay out an ultimate playing field,
including end zones.
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Play five games of ultimate.
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Participate in an ultimate skills development
clinic.
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Explain the history of ultimate and how it
became a sport.
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| I Certify That _________________________________________ Has
Completed The Minimum Requirements |
| Adult Teammate Signature: ____________________________________________ |
Date: ____________________ |
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Ultimate Rules
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Play with two seven person teams.
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Start play with teams lining up on their
end zone lines. One player throws the disk
to the opponents. If it goes out of bounds,
the receiving team can start where it went
out or ask for another throw.
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Play proceeds downfield to the end zone at
the opposite end of the field. Players can
go anywhere on the field at any time and
can throw in any direction. Players may not
run with the disk. The person who has the
disk (the "thrower") has 10 seconds
to throw it.
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Whenever a pass is incomplete, intercepted,
knocked down, or flies out of bounds, possession
of the disk changes.
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Physical contact is not allowed between players.
Any physical contact is a foul. A fouled
player gets the disk where the call was made.
Players are responsible for their own foul
calls and resolve their own disputes.
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When the offense completes a pass in the
defense's end zone, it gets a point.
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Follow this final rule from the Ultimate
Players Association: "Spirit of the
Game" - Ultimate stresses sportsmanship
and fair play. Competitive play is encuraged,
but never at the expense of respect between
players, adherence to the rules, and the
basic joy of play.
Resources
You can obtain information on local ultimate
resources from your local parks and recreation
department, community library, or university
or college athletic department.
Ultimate Players Association
3595 E. Fountain Blvd.
Suite J2
Colorado Springs, CO 80910
Phone: 800.872.4384
Fax: 719.591.2461
Web Site: http://www.upa.org
The Ultimate Players Association is a nonprofit
organization that serves as the governing
body for ultimate in the United States. A
teaching package is available for purchase
from UPA that includes:
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Teaching Video
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Teaching Kids Ultimate booklet
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"How to Start a High School Club"
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UPA rules book
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Ultimate stuff merchandise sheet
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UPA contact list
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Two disks
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Ultimate teaching curiculum
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Skills and Drills manual
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"10 Simple Rules of Ultimate"
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Poster blanks
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UPA newsletter
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