A FLYING DISC & FOOTBAG SPORTS DIGEST ~~~~~~~~~ ULTIMATE THE SINKHOLE CLASSIC
DISC GOLF WORLD + STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS FOOTBAG NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS «UPCOMING EVENTS» The Revolutionary Flyer
FROM THE EDITORS
With the passing of summer , autumn is falling upon us leaving time to reflect on the commitment we ' ve made to you , the readers . Making this flyer a subscription publication was essential for its growth. We are pleased with the response we have received over the summer , for it has helped to establish a foundation o~ which to build. Therefore we can pro cede with our goal of making this the best flyer of its type to be circulated throughout Florida. This issue covers Ultimate ' s exciting Sinkhole City Classic , disc golf from the State to the World Championshi ps . W. F. A. Footbag Nationals , and other little interesting tidbits that make for enjoyable reading. So go ahead , read , enjoy , and (if you haven ' t already) subscribe. It will be well worth the investment.
Fantastic Flights!
Bret & Dori
Executive Editor EDITORIAL OFFICE : Bret Segrest The Revolutionary Flyer Assistant Editor 351 Montgomery Road Dori Segrest Alt. Spgs ., Fl. 32714 (05)862- 4852 Contributors Ed Aviles Jr. Lynn Finch Terry Hamlin Next Issue Nick Hart January 1st. Ace Mason The W.F.A...... r :' :' I ~ I . BRAND W s¢- S~ The ~ NEW DISC! I Danciny Footbag WOISCRAFT »The PHANTOM W ~ PROOUCTS ~ In,""""", the N'l:W'P.ST H 10 R QUAUTY P'CXYJ'BAO - B~R BY D!'.810N &nd ~NJOY!:D ~ Discraft Products has come out with by bolh recre&Uonal player and profes.slr, M.! altke a new golf and distance disc , the EASIEST 1'0 KICK I ITS PU$I1C BUDS MAK1!! IT PHANTOM. With an original design , SOlTND ANlMATED .! iTS BRIGHT rotoRS WlTH Discraft challenges the distance BLACK OONTRAST' MAKY. IT standards set by the AERO . Low pro mGIILY VlSIBI.E i NO BREAK IN NECE$SA.RY /" file and 21cm in diameter the PHANTOM . . ITS WAS HABLE .' SIPASIPA FOCYl'BAQ - is capable of extremely long flights . ~. IS !.he BEST YOOTRAG for ..J !.he new player and the " Thrown low with plenty of hyzer it ~ eXp8nsnoed players 1'/ who want to get usually tends to turnover and then ~ MORE KICKS I out of JQ" 011 ,WIIIIP IllIIPS ~. :. back agai n . Put t.heU' [00_ & Golfers are excited about this one . [)am'f' it (lffJuud! Made of unbreakable plastic it comes W ~. in red, black , and white . .~
~ - Available from Discmasters Available from Discmasters ~:~ : ~ r~' ":: . ::3I~ ::31'::: .::31"':: .::31'::: , ...... ••.• .. BRAND W •: •: NEW DISC! ! • ~nwme • I • ~ I~~S~~A» The AVIAR ~ • • • • W Champion Discs are changing their ~ • • "~. name to Innova, Inc. f or business i • • purposes . ~ : Designed : . Their new golf disc , the AVIAR, is _ • Strength : .~.. now available . The AVIAR is 21 . 1cm in .j~ diameter and has a beveled edge si~ilar : rum : to the AERO , Champion ' s first super : Durability : distance disc . The inside rim is deeper for a comfortabl e grip - backhand : Hand • or sidearm . • M "th • In flight t he AVIAR per for ms well. • Complete The nffldal : Being slightly overstabl e, they fly : IntemaI FOO'I'BAG : long distances INTO the wind . Player : Stitching ..k _ ...L ~ • -J r esponse has been favorable . Available colors are pi~~ or white. • • • • . Available from ~ • • i Discmasters ., • Available from Discmasters : j.::: ::::.W •...... • •~ Tournament Review By: Nick Hart Thirty days hath September, but two of them are reserved for one of the largest Ultimate tournaments in Florida - The Sinkhole City Classic played at Showalter Stadi um in Winter Park. Sinkhole ' 84 featured 12 teams in the men ' s divi sion and 3 women ' s teams. Both Gainesville teams made a clean sweep by winning in both divi sions. Other teams traveled from Atlanta , Oak Ridge , Tenn ., and Huntsville , Ala. to play. Finals , which were played under the lights , featured some great defensive plays by Gainesville and their opponents, Gang of Disc. Final score 18 to 9. In semi-final action Miami edged by USF , 17-15 , while the wild card UCF lost to Gang of Disc. Another aspect of the Sinkhole is its pools ide party and BBQ . The honorably discharged William St. John and his roommate Jay "this must be the place" Boland provided a sumptuous spread that everyone hungrily and quickly devoured. Protein loading as it's called in some circles. This third Sinkhole brought home the idea that all Florida teams are becoming stronger and much more competitive . Sectionals , scheduled for Oct. 13th and 14th in Gainesville , are certain to feature some very fine play if Sinkhole '84 is any indication. P.S. Rick 'Sky Chop " Mellin the originator , founder, and coordinator of Sinkhole is recovering slowly at the home from the event. ....______THERE GOES By :THE Terry HamlinNEIGHBORHOOD ______--,
\'hat is Ultimate coming to now? A bunch of Fat Women from Gainesville (that ' s right - Hog Town) just won their second consecutive Sinkhole City Classic in Winter Park over Labor Day weekend. The Fat Women is the name of Gainesville ' s men ' s team in case you ' re confused. Fat was definitely where it WaS at in this Jrd annual tourney as Gainesville rolled their way through the finals against Gang of Disc from New Orleans, the same team they defeated in last years Sinkhole Classic. The championship match was played under the lights in Winter Park ' s Showalter Stadium and offered one of the better views of Ulti~ate in recent memory . Highlighted'by wide open aerial attacks by both teams , the match boasted many fully-extended horizontal grabs in the end zone. In the end Gainesville ' s team of 20 plus overpowered G.O.D. ' s squad of 14, winning handily 18 to 9. The Classic turned out 12 men's and J women ' s teams from throughout the southern region. The two days of competition was victimized by the over bearing heat and humidity which has become assoiated with this late summer tourney . Despite conditions , strong showings were made by Miami , Atlanta , Tampa and the host Aliens from Orlando. The Dogs of War from UCF battled back from the losers bracket to play G.O. D. in the semi finals as a wild card . Gainesville's women's team , The Flying Nuns , took 1st place in women ' s competition with impressively solid offensive and defensive play. t++... + ...... + .. What is Ultimate? +.. + ....+ ..+ ...... +: + + + Ulti~ate is one of the fastest- growing and most exciting team + + + • + sports in America today. It blends physical intensity, endurance , • + + + and grace with a sense of comraderie to produce a truly unique • + • : competitive sport. Ultimate is played with two seven-person teams. : : The players advance a flying disc up a feild (70 yards long and : + 40 yards wide) by pasSing it to their teammates while the defensive + + + : players attempt to block or intercept passes . Play is continuous , : + and any incomplete pass or interception results in an immediate + :+ change of possession. A point is scored when a pass is completed :+ : in an endzone . UI til'late is a sport that has a great deal of appeal . : • for players 0: all levels of ability. It is becoming increasingly + :• popular in school athletic programs and P.E. classes; thousands of :+ : men and women around the world are playing on organized teams . : : The sport has developed competi tive levels which are exciting to : : watch as well as play , and is now attracting incr easing spectator : + and media attention. + + + .....• +++++++++ ...... + ...... + ..++ ...... + ,...-----Flight Notes-----..
Ultimate Update
With the Sectionals coming up October 13 & 14, Florida' s Ultimate teams are busy tuning up for the competition. Out of 10 teams only 4 or 5 will qualify and advance to the Regionals. The R.F. ' s top 3 picks are Gainesville, Miami, and Tampa . The real question is who will go to the Nationals?
Disc Golf
The disappointment of the year has been the absence of Jeff Watson. Has he gone into semi-retirement? Last years World & State golf champion failed to compete in this years events . We ' ve been told that he is up to his frisbee elbow in T-shirts, and has been recovering from an Ultimate injury. Will he come back in ' 85?
The Univers ity of Central Florida has set up a 18 hole obj ect course on campus with plans to install pole holes in the future .
Discmasters disc golf course in Altamonte Springs is planni ng a league program for local players of all degrees of skill. Also schedul ed are informal pick-up tourneys ever y other Saturday begin ning November 3rd! For more details call Bret Segrest (305)862- 4852 . r.=-:.==-c:: ::.-=: ::'-=:i' : '~' -=: ::.-=: ::::.-=: ::.-=: ::II-=:: =-: ==-;c:.' ~ Focus on Performance Tami Pellicane is at it again - winning Frisbee tournaments that is! At the ' 84 Mazda US Open in LaMirada, California, Tami took 1st in golf, discathon , and distance events and placed 2nd overall for the second consecutive year. About a month later she ~.; earned 1st place overall at the World Flying Disc Championships W in Santa Cruz , California. Tami was 1st in golf , MTA , DDC , and ~ won disctance with a record br eaking 347 . 05' throw . The old re- ,. .' cord of 33f\ ' Jt" was set by Tami last year. W' W Being a student at the University of Florida in Gainesville , B ~ Tami must be spending all of her spare spinning that disc . Great : :J~ il: going Tami , :,YOU are an inspiration to wo men athletes everywhere! k :::.ICl,a _'l ~IC'I ":::I~ , l.,a' -=l,~· -= ~1I:i:' l::=-C SPONSORS inc lude WHAH - O Frisbee DISCRAFT PRODUCTS
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_...... 1984 Io'o l"'d Disc Col f Ch.ua\plon ~hip~ • Held in Roc tluler, ;'ft ...... By: Ace r~ason ...... : • • • The 198~ ve rsion o f tb" World D1 so Colt The 198. VDOC aarked ~ aaJor ail .stone in : • Cb uPlo n!!hlp Tou l"nuenl Itas he ld troll July tb. denlop_nt ot tbe PDG.l Ui Stu dy Ed • 26 - 29lb in tb" beautlrul city o f Rocnester, p&6&ed the ,eyel of director to Ted s..thel"'5 • • Hev r o rle . Tour-n ..eDt Director Ja Palmer! ot little Rocle, .lrkanll.... Ted r ec eived a.Q • • drev on bis ma oy years o f o rgLCiz~ti on extended Cy.tioo fro. tb. pb.yers at tb. • • ~ills by coabining tbe WDGC witb his 10 -t1r\& preced.1.n& ttl' tourn1 as be &ru::Iounced • • yeer old !.4rican PLYing Di sc ClYDe ) serie. hb .,tart &od plan.s f or tb. 1985 tour. • • and produc.d an .~ c el l eQt event by any !be ...... nt dr".., p1&y.r.ll fro. tbe U.S., • : standar • ~ il application along .., tth ch . c ~ or IIO nay • order to: : Pro{e3~l on.l Dlsc Golf l~ " oclallon • P.O. Bolo 9356 • St. Paul,!oI!o!. 55109 • • Ple.se allow ~ - 6 waeK3 for delivary. i• Naxt year there will be t wo wo r ld : • lourn.. enta: one in Tuba, Oitlaboaa and one • Thank you ror you r support. • in Gotteborg. S..,eden. The co-pleta 198~ :• results .., ara as rollo..,a : • l..:...... Cont. page 10 ... ,------1984 FLORIDA STATE DISC CCLF CHAMPIONSHIPS ------ By ED AVILES JR . Devastating tropical stor m Diana could not deter 53 dedicated disc golfers who arrived from allover the southeast this past weekend to compete in the '84 Florida State Invita tional Disc Golf Championships in Rockledge. Saturday ' s heavy rains (torrential at times) and flooded condi- tions seemed to adversely affect some players mor e than others producing unexpected results with John David and Walter Reynolds failing to make the cut in the heavily talented Men ' s pro division. The day' s play was highlighted by leader Gr egg Hosfeld of Orlando ' s 46 and the first ace ever , on the 273 foot par 4 ninth hole by Sarasota's Tim Willis , both in the 2nd r ound . Sunday ' s lack of rain allowed Steve Slasor of Palm Bay to mount a charge at the leaders, but Gregg held on to win . Tom Krajna of Sarasota had 3 rounds in the 40 ' s which wer e good for 2nd . Roxanne Spencer of Melbourne tied Tami Pellecane ' s 4-round course r ecord of 238 to take the women ' s pro , and Orlando newcomer Nancy Nance led the women 's amateurs . The men 's amateur divisio. was hot and after 4 rounds a sudden-life play-off was required to break a 3-way tie for 1st. North Miami ' s Larry Br adshaw, on the occasior. of his 24th birthday gave himself a present by edg ing Hialeah ' s Bobby McCor mi ck and Maitland ' s teen- age marvel, Steve Berry II , for the Amateur title . Southern Florida' s powerful presence was accentuated by North Miami's : ...... Kevin Bogusky ' s ace on the 172 foot , par 3 , 8th hole . , i Florida's first Disc Golf". course 1Dz. I i ROC~DG~~~~~ ,B ~~;~~~~;~~';S~~O;~R, INC. T i i...... :~~.~~~~~.~?~~~~~~~?~~~~~~.~~~~(~~~l ~;~~~~ ...... i MEN 'S PRO DIVISION ------______., 1. Greg Hosfeld ($75) - 49/46/50/51=196 2. Tom Krajna ($50) - 49/49/53/47=198 3. Steve Slasor ($45) - 55/53/46/46=200 4. Tom Monroe ($35) - 51/51/51/50=203 5. John Andrews ($30 - 54/52/50/54=210 6. Tim Willis ($25 - 52/49/53/57=211 7. Nick Hart ($20 - 51/54/55/52=212 8. Gary Bancroft ($15 - 57/53/55/52=217 9. Bret Segrest ($10 - 58/52/53/60=223 MEN 'S AMATEUR DIVISION 1. Larry Bradshaw 56/58/59/54=227 2. Bob McCormick 55/59/58/55=227 3. Steve Berry II 60/60/52/55=227 4. Sean Malloy 59/60/56/53=228 5. Terry Hamlin 58/60/56/58=232 6. Chris Dowaliby 57/6J/59/57=2J6 7. Bert Spencer 60/65/56/55=236 8. Mark McKinney 56/64/59/57=236 9. Matt Seiffert 61/62/55/59=237 10.Will White 58/65/57/59=239 l1.Jim Wiggin 62/62/56/61=241 12.Kevin Bogusky 60/63/53/67=243 13 .Chip Jones 67/64/57/60=248 14.Danny Williams 65/62/61/64=252 15 .Don Carlo 63/64/62/67=256 , WOMEN 'S PRO DIVISION 1. Roxanne Spencer $30~ - 60/61/58/59=238 2. Deanna Kirk $20 - 68/90/69/65=292 3. Patti Kunkle ~ $-- - 64/66J.' ithdrew WOMEN 'S AMATEUR DIV. 1. Nancy Nance 84/79/84/82=329 2. Dori Segrest 89/85/85/83=342 3. Debbie Notley 94/93/83/85 =355 ~~~~ A~~' ft)gl~AI~ T DISCMASTERS PRO AM ON WHERE: OCTOBER MONTGOMERY 20&21 ROAD ALTAMONTE SPRINGS TRO PH IES and/or DIVISIONS ENTRY FEE PRIZES Mens Pro $10 . 00 $ 1st - 5th Womens Pro $ 8 . 00 $ 1st-2nd ~lens Am $ 6 . 00 TR 1st-5th Womens Am $ 6 . 00 TR 1st-2nd SCHEDULE Saturday: Registration & practice before 12: 00 noon. Tee off 12 : 00 Sharp! 3 rounds of 12 holes. Footbag contest after golf. Singles consecutive $1 . 00 entry. Doubl es consecutive $1 . 00 entry . Sunday: TES OFF 10: 00am SHARP ! 3 rounds of 12 hol es For details call : Awards Presentation Bret Segrest (05)862- 4852 Map on Back Map on back :: IRESTIotF I "mlT.Al:·2RY ROAD b APPHO XH1ATLY l IULE WEST OF TH E 1- 4 AND 4J6 INTER SECTION OFF' OF' 4J6 . GO RIGHT ON r'lO tlTGOI1ERY RD . J UST AH EAD ON rl IGHT .; IDE. 4J4 4J4 ALlAM DNTE 5PR.IN~S 4J6 E)<',IT TO 441 4J6 N s 1- 4 TO TAMPA DB- FV~! F . Segrest By ' Do:n· 1984 HACKY SACK.& FRISBEE. FESTIVALS Thanks to Wham- o and festival coordinator Nick Hart , the 1984 Hacky Sack and Frisbee Festival in Miami , Fla. this past July 14th was a smash hit. Wham-o Inc., manufacturers of the Frisbee flying disc and Hacky Sack brand footbag , held over 25 of these festivals in various cities across the countr y . Florida' s event took place in Miami's beautiful Tropical Park , which attracted an estimated 1 , 000 participants . The fes tivities started about 20 minutes l ate due to a typical Florida shower , which quickly gave way to sunny skies for an enjoyable day of non-competicive festival fun . Feature demons trations included Frisbee freestyle , Frisbee gol f , canine catch & fetch , footba" freestyle , and footbag net . Scott Keating, Gregg Hosfeld , Taroi Pellicane , and Debbie Soloman gave excell ent demos of the basic throwing skills and Frisbee freestyle . Showing the game of disc golf were Tim Willis , Bob ;·'cCormick , and Debbie Notely. Donna Schoeche and her dog Cynder were superb ac canine catch & fetch . Last , but not least, Greg Cortopassi and Br uce Guettich Came all the way from Golden , Colorado to demonstrate and instruct footbag games , which they do with ease and perfection. The public was instructed by these and other volunteers too numerous to list. For their efforts , the instructors received a T- shirt and a good feeling from sharing their skills with others. Exhibicions were well received by a large cheering crowd , and everyone seemed to enjoy the show as well as the opportunity to participate in the pl ayshops. The number of Frisbees and footbags· in the air were outnumbered only by the multi tude of smiles in t he park . It was great to see young and old ali ke enjoying a wonderful day of family recr eation. Prom page 6 • : 1,)811 \lDGe •: • OP£.II DIV I SION WOKEJl"S DIVISION • • • : 1 s...m ferran~ 119 116 116 ~5 q6 2,33~ I Harle J ackson 56 59 56 50 57 218 =. • 2 Johnny S la.s 1111 51 51 1111 !.IT _ 2 Jl.ldy Horowitz 52 60 63 52 57 28J1 • 3 David L. Groenwell 111 119 118 118 116 2)8 3 Vanaua Ch.. b4rs 52 59 62 53 60 286 • : II t04 Honroe H 118 5' 11 -' ,',' 2,,3'0 II h.ana Hale 53 60 56 55 63 287 :. • 5 Joe Thacker 111 53 53 II' 5 Bel"'nico [longorbo 59 59 59 511 60 291 • 6 H.1chael Sullivan U 50 119 118 50 211, 6 Kiebele Marlni 58 51 59 56 62 292 • : 7 Stove Slu or liS 52 '9 116 51 211 3 7 Carol Shanklin 59 61 63 59 2112 : • 8 ULIl S.. nr 52 116 116 115 53 21114 rUna Bootb 62 61 61 58 2112 • + To. traJna 118 50 52 115 119 21111 9 Patt1 l unkle 58 62 66 57 2113 • • 10 t.a. .. OQ. Woir. 117 51 '9 119 119 2115 : Thoe.. LiDde ll 118 51 118 117 51 2115 I'USTERS DIVISION • i 12 Joel CacbareU a 52 116 119 118 51 2 11 6 • : JOM Ebner 55 119 50 .1111 1J8 2116 I Steve Sluor 113 511 115 51 51 21111 i • 14 8rlu; L. C~n& " 51 119 51 116 50 2 11 1 2 Captain Snap 111 55 119 .117 52 250 • Lew Satterfield 116 57 118 119 117 2111 3 f om Monroe 116 52 50 53 49 252 • • 16 Stue [o~n 116 52 52 116 52 2118 _ Bob 8blee11 118 55 50 S"5 206 : Ju.1e Koldt 119 51 51 Ill! 53 2118 5 John Da'tid 119 5. 51 55 209 • (111roy Culbertson 53 119 119 6 51 2.11S 6 J1.a PalIMri 50 53 119 59 211 • Ja 8. Elsner 111 50 53 118 50 2 11 8 7 Phil ltennedy 51 51 51 511 213 : 20 Slate D. Paul 115 55 511 119 117 250 8 Dan Roddick 51 58 118 58 215 • Bob Harrls 51( 46 51 '9 50 250 Pbll Pollack 52 55 51 51 215 • i• 22 Har.,..y Y. BrLtldt 5' .1 511 '1 119 251 10 Royc a Raoioowskl 53 51 51 57 218 : : Bob tha lon 50 118 50 51 52251 II R.B. Clark 51 61 51( 55 221 • • BaoJul0 DuocLtl 51 51 50 118 51 251 12 Ac e Maaon 58 59 5~ 60 231 •• • 25 Ktcbaal J. fouOI '953 50 "7 53 252 Rick Rotbetein 5159511 61 231 • : Carlos irhpa 59 1( 6 111 118 52 252 til Rlck Sherrer 55 59 59 61 2311 • • 21 0 • .,.. Criffin 51 50 50 118 511 253 15 Hike Kartin 66 68 63 191 . • 28 Harold nu n ll 51 '5 53 50 55 2511 • : n. Ga1b 51 50 511 111 52 2511 : Ould \:IuffMn 52 51 52 "8 51 2511 CR.u rn MASTE RS DIVISION • J ack Cookeey 53 "5 51 51 511 2511 • •i 32 Kats Ben&tuon 51 50 52 118 511 255 Ja Ohon, Sr. 55 60 48 53 216 : • To rbJorn Svenuoo 48 50 53 50 5.1! 255 • • Cary Laodry 119 55 52 116 53 255 • : o..n Bant 56 118 53 117 51 255 SE.l(I OR CRAHD KJ,STERS DUISION • • JOM !ndrews 55 '1 53 119 51 255 : • 31 f'r.arik 8101. 119 50 53 50 511 256 Jack Roddick 60 63 55 118 . • Hick Hart liS 51 56 119 52 256 Ed Hndrick 58 63 51 118 . : 39 David Rowan 51 51 53 '9 53 251 : • Bl11y 810011 53 119 53 119 5) 251 • :...... ~ ...... : UNITED TROPHY MFG., INC. .More than Just It trophy .hopl :1 *TROPHIES *PLAQUES *RIBBONS & ROSETTES W *MEDALS *ADV. & SCREEN PRINTED SPECIALTIES ~ JNiTEUI) iYROPHyeMeFG:;iiNC. ~ . 610 N. 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The sponsors included "Big Names" manufactures such •: : as Wham - o (Frisbees , Hacky Sack footbags, etc .) , Vans (shoes , t • Sportswear) , and Jaclar (sportswear). : ...... ~ • The schedule included ~uite a list of events: : : • ...... : : Open Categories • • • • Footbag Consecutive Singles :• :• • • Footbag Consecutive Doubles • • . • Footbag Consecutive Doubles 1 Pass ...... : :• • Footbag Net Mixed Doubles • • • Ultra Footbag Net Singles Open Women's Categories: i • Ultra Footbag Net Doubles Footbag Consecutive Singles • • • Footbag Golf Footbag Consecut ive Doubles i : • Footbag Consecutive Doubles 1 Pass :...... : : Footbag Net Singles • • Footbag Net Doubles Advanced Categories • Ultra Footbag Net Singles Footbag Net Singles i Foot bag Golf Footbag Net Doubles t Footbag Freestyle Footbag Freestyle Sin gles :• Footbag Freestyle (2 & 3 Playe rs) I • • The results , due to the lack of any competitors from "lorida •: or the Southeast, probably wo ul d be of little interest to the R.F . •+ readers. Basically there were strong finishes by players from •+ Oregon, Colorado , California, Denmark , Texas, t he Northeast , & :+ the Midwest . + So , the time is now to practice up for future competition. :+ FLORIDA GET KICKING ! For learning the basic kicks and developing + advanced moves, contact Bret & Dori Segrest, certified instructors i and representatives for the W. F.A. Hey , hey , what do you say? : WFA ALL THE WAY ! .....+ ....++++ ••• +++++++ ... +++ ..... ++ .. +++++ .. +.+ ..... ++ ...-. - ~, Three Major Basic Kicks DE KICK: ThiS kIck 15 used when Ihe footbag fa lls low and :::Uy Detwcen ootn shoulders The InSIde 01 thc loot IS used by , ing Ihe Instep and ankle up 10 creale a fla t SInking sur- COnL .. ~t w"h Itoe lOOlba9 'S made arOund knee level .(.,ai No:", Try CU""'Q your to'?s under to aid In I,ng a II,,: surface Two Minor Basic Kicks 1 KNi:r. I TOE KICK: ThiS kick prOVides iii qUIck reacn to SiHe I \ Ct cover when Ine othel IoU! baSIC klc .... s cannol I< I I was letelled tly WFA Membership Application Nam. ~embe r , One (1) year membership $ 1000 I hereby add my continued support to the growth and development of ()le I II ye ar Renewal Fee $5.00 fooloag games worldWide. by reQuestmg Ii one (I) year membership to the One PI year Inu~rnallonal Membershtp $ 1500 World Footbag Assoclatton (WFAI begmnlng al dale Issued t understand ()'Ie III year International Renewal Fee $1 000 thaln. WFA member I will receive a yearly SUbscriptIOn to the WfA sol· ftc,al newsletter and catalog (Footbag World) Also Included is • WFA Amount EnclOSed $ mem~'srllp card entitling me discounts rangmg up to 50"/. on all prOducts M e:! e~ents ollered b~ Ihe W Ofld Footbag ASSOCiation send To World Footbag Association SIG~ATURf Pl ca:se pr,fli c1ea". 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