Frisbee

I live near a beautiful park and every day I see groups of people are having fun with what a popular sport here in my neighborhood - the frisbee. Their fascination has to do with me my own kind of research in this frisbee craze. It 'very interesting.

The Frisbee, as we all know, is the most common name for flying discs or flying saucers. They are usually made of plastic and are about 20-25 cm, 8-10 cm in diameter. ThisFrisbee are designed to fly aerodynamically when someone throws them in the air with rotation and can be caught with their hands. play with a frisbee is like a rubber ball, although frisbees are much more fun.

There are many types of frisbees in supermarkets and other commercial events. There are disc golf discs, frisbee, but are more dense than typical, as they did, they must follow a specific flight profile that may be smallerIncrease or decrease in its stability and distance. After it was discovered that dogs love chasing those flying frisbees are designed for specific slices of more ductile material, resistant to the bite of a dog and to prevent the injury of the dog, which are often associated with more rigid material fact. Then the next course frisbee craze was in the form of competitions, the Disc Dog dogs tested disc catching skills. There are even nowThe annular disks that are similar to the rings of Saturn and those known as Aerobies and usually fly beyond the standard Frisbee. The latest incarnation is in the form of a Frisbee flying disc bright, the game time is increasingly popular for evening and night. It's called Flash Flight Disc and players can enjoy playing with them, even when the sun goes down.

There are actually using a variety of different games, flying saucers. These include Ultimate,Freestyle Frisbee, Disc Golf (the traditional game of golf played with flying discs (Frisbee) instead of rackets and balls), Durango Boot, Double Disc Court Guts Frisbee, Flutterguts (also known as Flutter Frisbee), Friskee, Disc Dog ,
Dodge Frisbee, goaltimate, schtick, Fricket (also known as Cups), Hot Box, Fris-Nok (the traditional Icelandic-Canadian game), Extreme Frisbee (a less official, more violent game) and Speed Frisbee (like a game Tenniswith a disc).