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Ultimate Frisbee Rules

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Rules: (PE.8.C.2.2, PE.8.R.5.3)

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Rules: (PE.8.C.2.2, PE.8.R.5.3)

by Todd Gicker
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Rules of Ultimate Frisbee

Ultimate Frisbee

Rules

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Self-Officiated

The game of Ultimate Frisbee is <b>self-officiated</b>.  There are <b><u>no referees</u></b>. 
The game of Ultimate Frisbee is self-officiated.  There are no referees
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Spirit of the Game

Spirit of the Game 

Ultimate Frisbee relies upon a spirit of sportsmanship that places the responsibility for fair play on the player.
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Stall

<h3>Stall</h3>The person defending the thrower begins to count from 1 to 10… 1 stall, 2 stall, 3 stall, 4 stall etc… as soon as he/she starts to defend against the throw.  

Stall

The person defending the thrower begins to count from 1 to 10… 1 stall, 2 stall, 3 stall, 4 stall etc… as soon as he/she starts to defend against the throw.  
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Turnover

Turnover

If the “marker” gets to the “T” in ten of the count it is a turnover (called a stall).