Bricklock's Blog
Nicholas WhitlockI’ve played ultimate since 2013 and am passionate about the nuances of techniques, mental skills, and strategy. In this blog I hope to share my thoughts as a player and enthusiast, and provide interesting and useful content for readers.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 14 | Subscribers | Read | bricklocksblog.substack.com |
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'Mini' blog
I love trying to find ways to make coaching points through playing mini with small rule changes that reward the behaviors I want to see. Players will naturally find ways to 'win the drill' and this kind of thinking not only should be encour...
A model for improving at throwing
"How can I improve my throws", "I want to be able to break the mark better", "The fast player wants me to huck to them more". You may have thought something along these lines before or maybe you asked a question similar prior to getting sen...
The interplay between dribbling and hucking
Historically I have been known as a big thrower tall receiver type guy, this meant that my opponents would be prepared for a big ball style of play and would do what they could to make it more difficult for me.
BIG moves at nationals
Game to eleven. Pull goes up, Jack picks up the disc and swings to Zoe - Joe - Jack - a 20 meter gainer to Tara. I get the disc under next and see Joe poached deep and throw a hammer... It helixed and floated for too long and the tallest op...
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I’ve played ultimate since 2013 and am passionate about the nuances of techniques, mental skills, and strategy. In this blog I hope to share my thoughts as a player and enthusiast, and provide interesting and useful content for readers.
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