The Force (Defensive Strategy) | Ultimate Frisbee Basics

Grady is left handed, and makes all of my commentary backwards....

Wowwwww - Shaun, you're famous

Really good video man thanks! I'm starting my first league next week and I'm trying to learn as much as I can beforehand.

We need more ulti turorials. This is the only video where I understand the force in relation to the defenders. Wondering why I always get beat? I'm on the wrong side of the force.

Thanks so much this is so helpful!

Very helpful. Thanks Colonel.

Very clear explanation and video is well linked t9 the commentary. Thank you. Please explain how the vertical stack offense works and how to play it with no experience.

Thank you (:

frisbee is a fake sport, unlike bowling, a real mans sport. While you and all your little "friends" are out throwing around a plastic disk, running around like fools, me and myself are alone. In a bowling alley. Throwing around 6 lbs of ceramic (i like light balls ok its not because im weak). So keep posting your little "strategy" videos. Meanwhile, I'll be flexing my skills and strikes to all the 8 years olds having a birthday party next to me. Disliked.

I almost spit out my water when he said "hey both of you" 😂🤣

Great explaination. Still confused how you know which side is the force side, is this something the team needs to talk about or is it just where most of the players are?

Great tutorial:) Clear and well presented! One recommendation: "Force Home" and "Force Away" is actually confusing for players, especially high schoolers in the heat of battle:) We use "Force Flick" and "Force Backhand" and this works much better as defenders know to stand/cover the flick side or the backhand side of the field (and this doesn't change regardless if the handler is a lefty).

10/10 lefty handlers

Very clear explanation, thank you, I think I get it now!:)

the home and away naming system is confusing as hell. Force left and force right are simpler to understand.

edit: for me. "Force them to throw to my left"

thanks so much for this video! I recently joined a more skilled frisbee league and it's been a bit confusing for me. I'm used to everyone just running around randomly! This video should help me know what I'm supposed to be doing next week :D

can you explain this all over again in the comments i dont wanna watch the video all over again

Thanks for this. Been trying to figure this out for a week and this is the first time it made sense.

Hola! Is it possible to activate automatique spanish subtitles? THANKS!

May the force be with you

Is “no breaks” mean the other side of break?

Nice vid dude