Essential Ultimate: Teaching, Coaching, Playing

I'm an Ultimate Beginner. Here in Germany there is not much literature about Ultimate.So far I think it's a really good basic book with alot of drills and training tips.I'm missing all the special throws like thumber, hammer, scoober, asf.

Tiina Booth and Michael Baccarini certainly know what they're talking about, being legendary coaches from Amherst, Mass and Paideia, in Atlanta, GA. This is a great read for those players looking to improve on their skills and become a better player.

This is the de facto "complete guide" to playing Ultimate for a reason. It's arranged logically, is useful for a beginner, has plenty of relevant photos, and provides tactical insights about the game.

I was very pleased with this book. The descriptions of the various skills are very detailed and well-explained. I am a captain of a college Ultimate club and we have implemented a number of drills from this book into our practices. I would recommend this book to anyone who is interested in captaining a team.

All ok

I guess I should have read the description better. I didn't realize it was for frisbee

I love this book. Great for beginners and helping to coach others

Great! Love this game.

I got this very accessible, practical and useful book on playing, teaching and coaching Ultimate when I first started to play the game a couple of years ago. It helped me to understand all the basic as well as more advanced aspects of the game including how to correct common throwing mistakes; reading/catching the disc; running and cutting effectively and; a variety of offence/defence team drills which I found helpful in terms of understanding the flow of the game. There are plenty of diagrams and the explanations are appropriate in length as well as clear.

I have captained for over 7 years and coached for 3 years. This is the best textbook on ultimate out there. I recommend it to new captains and coaches all the time.