shenzhen ultimate

It's been a long time since this site has had updates. We haven't been neglecting it. There have been some annoying bugs that have been keeping us from posting since the Spring Festival! :( You'll be happy to hear that we've finally FINALLY tracked down the culprit and we will be able to update you on the many happenings that have already passed and are upcoming. Sorry for the inconvenience;)

Shenzhen Ultimate Players Association

Happy New Year from the SZUPA! We've had a pretty good year in terms of the growth of our club. We wish you only the best in the coming year and hope you continue to support our efforts:)

Xin Nian Kuai Le! Gong Xi Fa Cai Hong Bao Na Lai!

Hi everyone,

Tonight and future trainings will happen at the Weixin football Pitches. I've heard that our regular Futian fields wont possibly become available till after the Spring Festival holiday, so we might as well get comfy at our new field. Though, if someone finds a better location we will look into it, just let one of the organizers know. Organizers currently include: Jeff, Joey, Batman, Charles, Yomiko, Cathy, Matt Li, or Mike Wong.

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Tonight, we'll be throwing at The Children's Palace at 7:30PM. Be sure to dress warm. I froze myself on Tuesday.. The same mistake will not be made again. You may want to bring a thermos with some warm tea or hot chocolate as well;)

Jeff

Shenzhen Ultimate Players Association

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Today, Etienne read the article Mike posted about his experience at the Jumble Jumble. He noted one important thing that Charles was vary focused on at the tournament. Michael Hsu of the HKUPA pointed out, that when dumping for the handler you should do so in 45 degree angles and Etienne agreed on this:

Ettiene:
That's how we put the second handler in my team in France.

Jeff:
Etienne, do you thin you can explain the 45 degree angle cutting more clearly?

Getting in Shenzhen from Guangzhou on November 4, I was arriving in a new and unknown city and only for a short stint. However, being a (humble) ultimate player, I decided to join the training of the Shenzhen Super Ren team. What I found was more than a sport gathering.

It's now two days since the Annual Guangzhou Jumble Jumble and I thought I'd talk about how it went.