World Champion Freestyle Frisbee: Spread the Jam Project (The Great Wall)

Freestyle Frisbee at the Great Wall. World Freestyle Frisbee Champions James Wiseman and Daniel O'Neill freestyle in East Harlem, by the Graffiti Wall of Fame. Spread the word. Spread the Jam. Freestyle frisbee.

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For more information on Freestyle Flying Disc or Freestyle Frisbee, visit the Freestyle Players Association (FPA) website at: http://freestyledisc.org
Or Shrednow, The World Freestyle Community at: http://shrednow.com/

You can find all the freestyle gear you need here while also helping to support the Freestyle Players Association, a non-profit dedicated to the sport: http://www.wrightlife.com/freestyle-p...

Note on Freestyle: Freestyle Frisbee is an extended game of catch and throw where freestylers perform special "tricks" or maneuvers before performing the catch. These frisbee tricks can be simple, like a quick tip to an under the leg catch, or quite complicated. Freestyle frisbee is usually distinguished from other frisbee sports because it uses the nail delay, what people commonly think of as "spinning the disc on your finger." Freestylers use the nail delay to set up all kinds of frisbee tricks like rolls, brushes, tips, pulls, and catches. Freestyle frisbee is a unique subculture with pockets all around the world. It can be done anywhere by anyone. Spread the word. Spread the jam. Freestyle.

To learn more, visit the Freestyle Players Association's website at http://freestyledisc.org

Director: Jordan Haro
Producers: James Wiseman and the Freestyle Players Association
Freestylers: Daniel O'Neill and James Wiseman
Music: Haris Qureshi
www.haris.bandcamp.com