Ultimate Talk Episode 2 - Putting The Disc in Play

This is the second in a series of videos to help clarify the often misunderstood rules of Ultimate.

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In Review

1) If a pull lands in-bounds the play starts from that location.

2) If a pull lands in-bounds then goes out-of-bounds the disc is put back into play where it left the field.

If this happens in the end zone the disc is walked up to the goal line unless it touched a receiving player first the disc comes in where it left the field.

3) If the pull lands out-of-bounds the disc can come back in play where it left the field or the team can choose to call Middle or Brick before they pick up the disc.

4) If a disc is in-bounds and contacts something that is out-of-bounds the disc comes into play where the disc crossed the perimeter line.

5) If a disc is out-of-bounds and comes in contact with a defensive player the disc comes into play closest to the perimeter where the defense occurred.

In Review 2

1) To start play again the offensive player walks the disc to the predetermined location, establishes a pivot, and taps the disc to the ground.

2) To put the disc into play after a stoppage the thrower presents the disc to the marker and the marker restarts play by tapping the disc.

3) If a team gains or retains possession in the attacking end zone the disc is walked up to the goal line where this occurred.