Roger writes a mail containing some interesting points. For ease, I have
deleted most of the rest :-)
Milky raises a valid point, and one that I seem to remember airing with
Chris late on Saturday night (at least I hope it was him). He may have
been elected to change the Tour, but that doesnt m
Here's what I already know about 2004, though how much of it should be taken
into consideration when planning the UKU Diary...?
APRIL 2004
09-12Paganello/World Beach Ultimate Cup Rimini Beach, ITALY
MAY 2004
01&02Tom's Tournoi Bruges, BELGIUM (website)
Mon03BANK HOLIDAY
08 & 09Won
[warning: some of this has a slight bias to it, but I'm trying to maintain
perspective...]
RT> IMHO there is still enough of a gulf between 1 and 8 (I think
RT> C2 were the only team to reach double figures against us this weekend..)
Ahem...Clapham 1 vs Fluid Druids semi-final finished 17-10, de
Larger, fitter, better disciplined, teams will reduce the levels of fatigue
and risk of injury.
EU(C)C and WU(C)C tournaments insists that teams have a minimum of 12
players rostered for every game a team plays (though I'm unsure whether
they're supposed to be "fit to play", or just "rostered"!)
Adam et al,
Milky raises a valid point, and one that I seem to remember airing with
Chris late on Saturday night (at least I hope it was him). He may have
been elected to change the Tour, but that doesnt mean he should make
changes without consulting the teams it affects. We have every
confidence
All
Well Chris did get elected with a remit to change the Tour, but as ever with
sensible people (yes I am talking about Chris Hughes) he will, as I know he
has already started to do, solicit opinion from relevant sources and maybe
even ask the question on Britdisc if he is feeling particularly cr
I sent the link to the GBwomen and I agree it's very good. My only misgiving
is that it doesn't stress the need for isotonic drinks in hot climates and
talks a lot about rehydrating with water. If anyone doesn't know the
consequences of this talk to Mango (Chev Souf) or look up hyponatremia.
M
--
Couldn't agree more. Last year for BritOpen, we decided to do something
about this by A) telling the caterers what we wanted and B) getting a
Nutritionist to examine the sport's participants' requirements. She went to
great trouble and the outcome of her findings can be seen on the BritOPen
site at
I agree,
However, quick note about T3;
We tried to get an independant catering service in to provide more healthy
options of sustainance. But due to the site already holding a catering licence
this was not possible, which the university told me a week before the event,
whilst at the same time t
All -
Stig raised a point yesterday about stucture of the tour going forward -
How is the change of the tour going to be managed? Does Chris Hughes as DOC
have complete say and freedom, or is there a 'committe' to deliver a new UK
tour?
James
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"there is also a point where the physical demand on the players can become
dangerous" and "I am horrified by the sheer number of injuries incurred by
Ultimate players"
The nature of our sport is that we play over weekends, and we play 2,3 or 4
games a day - this doesn't ever need to change unless
I know from personal experience in the Lookfly pitchside shop that we weren't allowed
to have any drinks or food in the shop at Southampton this weekend. The venue would
not allow it as they claimed it takes away from any profits the venue makes from
selling it's, quite often rather poor, food
I agree with Maria. There needs to be more variety in
food at Tour. I like eating healthy food especially
when playing frisbee because you need the vitamins and
nutrients to maintain peak performance. I feel
sluggish after a fry up.
Hargreaves
Clapham
--- "Cahill,Maria" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrot
Folks, below a message I recently sent to Stig regarding the addition of a
'food options' category to his minimum tournament requirements. He has
agreed to add it but I thought I might spark a debate because I'm not sure
it's something ultimate players give enough thought to. I would like to
stress
Me being one of those players coming from London to tour 4 is looking for a
travel buddy/buddies for the long and lonely journey up to edinburgh. Any
takers? No fun going on ur own. :o(
email me: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
or... phone: 07733241413
hope to be flooded with responses...
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From: "Finge
Hi All,
Concerning a a problem at BritOpen... We've never had any problems like this
before and I'm also not aware of anything similar occurring at any other
Ultimate events.
Although most ultimate players like to party hard and have a damned good
time (I actually think it should be obligatory!),
On behalf of Si Williams
---
Hi all,
I just wanted to let you all know about a new Ultimate
DVD which is
currently in production, due to be released in the
Autumn.
Six months in the making, the video will be unlike
anything you've see
BD,
BLOCK-STACK TOUR 3 VIDEO CLEARANCE £6.50
It's been a year since we made our extremely popular, some would say
seminal, tour three highlights video.
Just to recap the video includes highlights of 8 games played at tour three
in Banbury last year. The action is set to music and the games have
I also need some more info about nationals ASAP
thanks
Harvey
Lewis Glover writes:
> According to UKU website there is not a definate venue for nationals yet?
>
> Is this really the case, or has somewhere been found?
>
> Cheers
>
> Lewis
>
>
The train is the best option right now.
£83 rtn from either the virgintrains or GNER websites.
The cheapest flight I could find last night was £130 but if you can fly early Friday
or return late Monday its much cheaper
If anyone sees a cheaper flight from London to either Glasgow or Edinburgh ple
According to UKU website there is not a definate venue for nationals yet?
Is this really the case, or has somewhere been found?
Cheers
Lewis
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