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Seguimos creciendo en Ecuador.

El ultimate no para y el disco no se cae 💪🥏

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Cultura UCuenca
UnsionTv Comunidad
Universidad del Azuay
Unidad Educativa Técnico Salesiano - Cuenca

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Casa llena!!! Hoy arrancamos entrenos con los niños 🧒💪🥏 junto con el equipo de Ultimate HUMA!!!

Seguimos y no paramos🥏!!!

Papitos y mamitas, nos vemos los sábados 10am en el parque el paraíso junto con sus hij@s.🧒







Ecuador Ultimate Frisbee Wfdf
Borja School, Cuenca Cultura UCuenca
Unidad Educativa Bilingüe Interamericana Universidad del Azuay

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On this day (January 23) in 1957, machines at the Wham-O toy company roll out the first batch of their aerodynamic plastic discs—now known to millions of fans all over the world as Frisbees.

The story of the Frisbee began in Bridgeport, Connecticut, where William Frisbie opened the Frisbie Pie Company in 1871. Students from nearby universities would throw the empty pie tins to each other, yelling “Frisbie!” as they let go. In 1948, Walter Frederick Morrison and his partner Warren Franscioni invented a plastic version of the disc called the “Flying Saucer” that could fly further and more accurately than the tin pie plates. After splitting with Franscioni, Morrison made an improved model in 1955 and sold it to the new toy company Wham-O as the “Pluto Platter”–an attempt to cash in on the public craze over space and Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs).

In 1958, a year after the toy’s first release, Wham-O—the company behind such top-sellers as the Hula-Hoop, the Super Ball and the Water Wiggle—changed its name to the Frisbee disc, misspelling the name of the historic pie company. A company designer, Ed Headrick, patented the design for the modern Frisbee in December 1967, adding a band of raised ridges on the disc’s surface–called the Rings–to stabilize flight. By aggressively marketing Frisbee-playing as a new sport, Wham-O sold over 100 million units of its famous toy by 1977.

High school students in Maplewood, New Jersey, invented Ultimate Frisbee, a cross between football, soccer and basketball, in 1967. In the 1970s, Headrick himself invented Frisbee Golf, in which discs are tossed into metal baskets; there are now hundreds of courses in the U.S., with millions of devotees. There is also Freestyle Frisbee, with choreographed routines set to music and multiple discs in play, and various Frisbee competitions for both humans and dogs–the best natural Frisbee players.

Today, at least 60 manufacturers produce the flying discs—generally made out of plastic and measuring roughly 20-25 centimeters (8-10 inches) in diameter with a curved lip. The official Frisbee is owned by Mattel Toys, who bought the toy from Wham-O in 1994.

Así es!!! El ultimate frisbee tiene como regla de oro el ‘Espíritu de juego’, es decir, el premio más importante es el reconocimiento de que un equipo jugó muy bien, fue honesto y sobresalió por su juego limpio. Por esta razón es considerado una práctica que fomenta la comunicación, el respeto y el trabajo en equipo.

🫵ven y comparte junto a tus hijos de esta nueva propuesta👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

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Borja School, Cuenca
Unidad Educativa Bilingüe Interamericana
U.E. Hermano Miguel - Cuenca
Colegio Benigno Malo
Unidad Educativa Técnico Salesiano - Cuenca
UnsionTv Comunidad
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