As a shorter player myself, I love watching team Japan and the Buzz Bullets to remind me that you don't have to be tall to disc

@eramahmed8743

5 жыл бұрын

Lol for me Im a shorter player as well but ive got spring so i can deal with taller players

@Philip4454

4 жыл бұрын

No

Think about this. Japanese are all shorter (primarily). So they've got to work these huck blades that slice in where only the receiver can catch them at the last minute, which makes catching and throwing it much more difficult. The US could just air out flat 50 / 50 and catch most of them (they might still have to get a good jump). But on the mark, you have people like Nathaniel White whose armspan is like twice theirs. How hard is that. So Japan just has very fast handler movement and very fast disc movement. Such an awesome game to watch!

@stewartgude3830

6 жыл бұрын

Dude, Yao Ming is Chinese.

@jitsmapper4438

6 жыл бұрын

Jesus christ youtube

@humblelongboards

5 жыл бұрын

You're right...the Japanese definitely are at a slight disadvantage. Got to give it to them for their hustle on the field.

@samuelbousfield4342

4 жыл бұрын

@@ADeeManz exception not the rule

@micahross3621

Жыл бұрын

Where was the first travel at around 3 minutes? I'm an American but I hate to see soo many violations called for no reason

I played this a few times back in London in the 90’s. Great fun. I’m a bit older now and play with my 2 boys in Stroud, Gloucestershire. They love it. My eldest has been invited to trial for the U17 GB team this Autumn. He’s 15 and has a phenomenal side arm! Fast and fit too!

@Traplicano

Жыл бұрын

I grew up in nailsworth and have always been interested but never played or knew there was anyone/anywhere to play around here. Never thought I’d see a cotswolds neighbor in the comments of a ultimate frisbee vid haha!

This game really showcases the international flavor of Ultimate. One of most entertaining game on the internet. wow.

Too bad not a lot of people know about this game

@EdwardFalkexJ

3 жыл бұрын

2020! Here!

@in9748

3 жыл бұрын

Here!

@eliaszmyroniuk8760

3 жыл бұрын

2021 mate

@rafiy7150

3 жыл бұрын

got here in 2021

@Elberu69.

2 жыл бұрын

2022 here

Those catches by Matsuno(sorry if I spell name wrong) were crazy!!!

This was great to watch. Two teams respecting each other, having fun playing a game. Unlike when Canada played Japan and gooned it up with all the physical tackling and phantom foul calls.

@robtaylor7212

4 жыл бұрын

8 years ago....time to let it go.

1:04:59 lowkey badass in the background

@lowkeyjays

4 жыл бұрын

Lmao

45:21 that's the spirit of ultimate right there

Watching this in 2020 hearing Corona ;(

@sunaymishra8562

4 жыл бұрын

same

@Dachosenpro2864

4 жыл бұрын

same

@leoclaudiodasilvaconceicao7827

4 жыл бұрын

Same!! Hello from Brasil

@jaketruong6598

4 жыл бұрын

Me too!! Hi everyone

@janaspengler4169

3 жыл бұрын

21:35 very funny

just start played this game yesterday in college , so glad to know this game in my life !

@twallace6262

2 жыл бұрын

Welcome!🥏🤗

comparing this game to the USAvJapan game in pool play, it just shows how great Matsuno is.

I love how the Japanese respect the Disc :)

Today I have seen few people playing this game. Then later came back home and searched in youtube to know more about it. :-)

Damn I needa play this sport

@raycheng6374

4 жыл бұрын

no you dont

@ric5210

4 жыл бұрын

Saucey Boy yup you do

Here in Brazil this game is not so popular. I was introduced to this game by a friend of mine from the USA and i love it!!!!!!!!

My favourite player in Team Japan is Masahiro Matsuno❤️❤️❤️

Love this game.. ❣️

Japanese distance from US when marking: 6 inches. US distance from Japanese when marking: 2 feet.

The U.S. team played a tremendous game and clearly deserved the win - although it's a disgrace how many wrong calls they made concerning travels and picks. This kind of missing spirit is what drags this wonderful sport down

@tylerobrien5786

5 жыл бұрын

Kinda disagree. Freechild called a bad travel and White called a bad foul (which he took back after the observer said he thought it wasn't a foul), but those were really the only bad calls from the US. All pretty balanced when you consider that Japan had a few bad calls too (contesting an obvious foul in the endzone even when the observer said it looked like a foul and a pretty questionable call to take back the callahan) Pretty spirited game all around if you ask me. Teams are always going to make a few questionable calls. That's just human error.

Very very very cooool！Thank you USA！from japan

Great commentary!!!!!!! Only brought up another sport once

Very cool that Kitchikowa played in finals 18 years apart, but Japan lost to Canada in the finals in 1998. Canada beat a Death or Glory/USA squad in pool play and semis.

My best sport I like playing this am part of the youth team in sierra leone I wish we have someone to support us we need strong team to play against

Me gusta! me gusta mucho!. Ojala mas gente se entere de esto.

Wow, at 1:28! All the players are happy, JPN and USA as well! Great!

The catch at 1:04:00 looks like he lands with his back foot just before the end zone first tbh

I miss playing ultimate so damn much

I love Tom Doi!

the pro game should use these field dimensions. much more entertaining

Great game.

Arakawa amazing~~

29:00 feel bad for the dude named corona

@piroskakallos-balogh2858

4 жыл бұрын

I knooooow XD

@maartenvanbever3251

3 жыл бұрын

because of that he might not feel well xD

@yasyas3780

3 жыл бұрын

😂

Frisbee sport is fun, simple, beautiful... I think its more fun than football....

How many turn overs there are in the game?

I can’t believe that all these people came from across the world to play in the Watford football stadium, sad they couldn’t get anywhere better

@yishaiwhite9730

3 жыл бұрын

This is Allianz Park, which is the stadium of rugby team Saracens. Although interestingly, before this stadium was built they did play at Watford's stadium

Nick Stuart seems to have suck great spirit. I bet people love playing with him

match starts at 3:35

What's the name of USA player 2?

i agree

#2 for Japan travels BAAAAAD almost every time he touches the disc.

Interested the Japanese all wear gloves! Fun team to watch man

this looks Hella fun.

Music playing from start to 1:55 is FIRE!! Music source?

Buen partido

great game JAPAN

There's alot of talk here in the comments about travel calls and how USA ruined the game by making so many nit picky calls. Anyone watching film on this Buzz Bullets team would notice two things almost immediately. Their ability to put OI forehands into spaces outside of a defenders reach. Second being how much they travel. They are constantly moving their pivot foot up and down the field, not to mention the subtle rounding of cuts to establish better position. I understand that calling travel over and over stops the flow, but the rules exist for a reason.

"Goose has hops." "That he does."

@jame7093

7 жыл бұрын

(45:58)

Such a nice break throw from Ashlin Joye at 18:12

@AustenSummers

Жыл бұрын

So difficult

What brand the Japanese using frisbee Gloves?

What type of brand the Japanese wearing gloves?

I love this game but I can’t play for any leagues where I live the closest one is a hour away and all of the clubs are for people older than me

2021

MPSI5 combrouze encore une fois on est là

2023, anyone?

@bharathal8090

26 күн бұрын

2024

Think about this, wugc 2016 USA vs Japan Men,s Gold Medal Game

so uhh, how do you even defend in this game?

@37:29 why wasn't there a turnover?

No, si en verda esta bien

How could this sport isn't in the Olympics....

@xlionyx

Жыл бұрын

Not yet 😉

意外と疲れるスポーツやな 面白そう

15:21からの展開すげぇ

@user-et4xu5uw6i

4 жыл бұрын

めちゃくちゃ綺麗ですよねちゃんと奥も見れてるのが流石日本代表って感じです！

GG

HOLD THE LINE!

1:16:09

@4d1ce

7 жыл бұрын

Oh. My. God.

@sunaymishra8562

4 жыл бұрын

What happened

29:15 i counted like 5 travels lol

@lebronjames5287

5 жыл бұрын

@@Lily-dg5zi he clearly moved both his feet lol

@zematynnad

4 жыл бұрын

seriously, what's with all the travels from the US?

@zachlincoln1379

3 жыл бұрын

@@lebronjames5287 I don’t know if you should be calling other people out for traveling lol

52:38 how is the handler not travelling? i though one foot must be on the ground at all times. are there any experienced players who can explain this to me?

@eriktheginger99

4 ай бұрын

It's a travel, #2 traveled a ton throughout the game but in this scenario they didn't call it I assume because it didn't necessarily have any impact on the play

Japanese ' smile is so cute haha

I like the very next turnover / break on the very next point US 5 / Japan 4. Allen Collick (spelling?) sees the Japanese cutter coming under with no one in front of him and just books to the spot where he would've caught the goal. Allen seems very alert and agile. He looks funny with his hunched shoulders, but I think he's one of my new favorite players - just noticed him on DC in the AUDL recently. Very heads up and totally destructive to a finely tuned Japanese machine. Like dropping a wrench in a spinning engine. it hurts.

That pivot switch doh 13:37

@soka4197

5 жыл бұрын

His pivot didnt switch?

@vincentbulloch9784

5 жыл бұрын

@@soka4197 after the call he switches pivots and hands. i think goose just likes to have fun

21:33

Such an advantage on line plays to be tall...

1:04:01 The Goat of Frisbee(Beau Kittredge) ✨

Japan's huck game tho👌👌👌

Okay, 38:40 replay - very clearly the Japanese defender fouled, is it Cassidy Rasmussen here. So maybe Japan is getting the best of a bad call. Let's see if the disc doesn't lie.

@jacobwh2366

4 жыл бұрын

Looked like a foul, but not a strip, which unless my knowledge is out of date (or potentially a rule has changed since this since it was a few years ago) means that the disc goes back to the thrower.

Japan: so fun to watch.

never seen or hear off this game lol......

On the 9th point, 4 / 4, with Japan trying to hold to go up 5 / 4. The US makes two calls before Japan turns it over. A travel call, which on review might've been legit. The thrower does lift and reset his pivot foot. But I wanna know were they screaming travel immediately, or after there was a goal scored? And then they call a disc that was scooped right above (posssibly off) the turf down. There's an observer right there. And it seems to me that Nathaniel White is always making these calls (he called the disc down). I've seen him roll his hands for a travel call. And I just think, I'm not sure, but my first impression is that this isn't good spirit of the game. It disrupts Japan's flow. On the travel call, it was actually a goal, otherwise. I haven't (yet) seen Japan get nit picky or make a lot of calls. I just watched an AUDL game where Seattle, I wanna say, made calls against itself. Seattle vs. Wisconsin in the Semi Finals. They obviously wanted to win it decisively and completely unobjectionably. Like there was no doubt we scored and no doubt we didn't travel, or whatever. They didn't make a lot of calls against Wisconsin. And they didn't contest calls WI made. I wish the US would take the higher road. Like make it obvious that they're not using calls to get an advantage or stop Japan's flow. I may be wrong.

@doktarr

7 жыл бұрын

Travel call is clearly correct and nobody argues. It's not bad spirit to make a correct call, and there's certainly no pattern of questionable travel calls before this point. Up/Down was extremely close, and White actually retracts his call after other people chime in within 6 seconds. Matsuno's slide carried him out of bounds so there's hardly any flow being disrupted. Mentioning that an observer was on top of the play isn't relevant since it's not an active call, and you would have to stop play in order to solicit his opinion. Overall the spirit in this game was pretty great.

@holgermurcia7749

7 жыл бұрын

Sonya Feinberg USA won making any call. Bad Spirit. Japan is better.

@jimmyewald

7 жыл бұрын

Sonya Feinberg I completely agree, I thought the USA was being all nit picky. I hate that. I just want to play the game or watch it, it drives me insane when they stop every few seconds for little tiny things.

@emmetholton1489

7 жыл бұрын

Japan has a history of being pretty petty with calls as well : See 2014 WUCC Buzz Bullets - Ironside final point. It's understandable, they lack size on just about every team they play and may come from a community where a lot less contact is acceptable, but overall I don't think either team in this game overstepped any bounds. Also, basically everyone on Japan travels like BJ Sefton on almost every throw so a travel here and there is probably good to remind them that the rule does, in fact, exist. Plus in terms of fouls the worst treatment of a foul all game was committed by the Japanese at 38:40 when Rasmussen is clearly fouled and the defender staunchly refuses to change his stance. In the end I don't really see where people's annoyance with the calls is coming from. Game was played cleanly but for a few calls, US was clearly the better team and deserved to win, and the calls had no tangible effect on the game... A lot of people seemed to just be annoyed with the US for sweeping in such dominant fashion.

@emmetholton1489

7 жыл бұрын

Oh yeah and Ryan Farrell had a callahan called back on the most b.s. foul on a throw I've seen all year save for Noah Saul in semi's at US nationals.

Why is the field so tiny.

Why there isn't al salaam?

@Luchardys

7 жыл бұрын

Khalif plays mixed

1:16:11 highlight of the game

quarantine brought me here

Hella travel at 1:01:40??

Japan players 2 - Tanaka 6 - Manaka (?), Korono (?) 10 - Matsuno (White hat, black leggings, yellow boots, lefty) 11 - Kamemura 24 - Arakawa 80 - Kichikawa(?) 88 - Katsda(?)

@roughrough7639

Жыл бұрын

６　kurono 11 kamimura 88 katsuta

At 32:55 he ran 5 meters with the frisbee in his hand... Bwoah... Referee ?!!

At 1:04:02 the point was actually a straddle

hi.I cant daownlod in vedeo. pleas help

Это куда захватывающее зрелище чем игры РПЛ

@fsbagent711

3 жыл бұрын

Ух ты , русский появился ! Кстати , капитан команды Дэнни Карлинский #23 говорит по русски.

初めて見た競技です、フリスビーの浮遊感が、面白いですね。非接触プレーなのは見てて理解出来たけど、時々止まるルールが、解らない。　色んなスポーツ有るんですね。

52:38 Even though it would not have changed anything to the game, that is a really bad travel from number 2 from Japan

Wer wird auch gezwungen das anzuschauen? Während 29:00

Do u need a mustache to play

@zachwruk4210

5 жыл бұрын

of course thats how all of this works

55:04 omg what a catch

1:11:45 throw catch throw goal

1:11:49

what's the name of this sport?

@coffeespy1133

3 жыл бұрын

Ultimate frisbee

How is that not a foul by Kittredge at 55:00

1:04:02 observer said that it is a goal, but it is not...

@beckyk023

7 жыл бұрын

This is WFDF rules so they aren't observers - He's simply indicating what the call was on the field (i.e. the players said it was a goal, so that's what he indicated)

The nfl should really look into this sport....js

ഛെ ! If I know about this game early....