Some Flow
LTOverly detailed ultimate frisbee analysis. Plus aerodynamics, book reviews, and more.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 155 | Subscribers | Read | someflow.substack.com |
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Fury's defense will ignore your weakest link
NFL coach Bill Belichick is famous for a strategic commitment to stopping the other team from doing what they do best (see here or here). In San Francisco Fury's 2022 national championship game loss and their recent 2024 finals win, they sh...
Throw low to high
Many experienced throwers will often throw passes that rise slightly. They start low-ish (knee height, sometimes lower) and rise to hit the receiver in the chest or shoulders. Of course, this is just one of many skills in a thrower's toolki...
San Francisco Fury's stall-zero huck strategy
One strategic wrinkle that stood out to me watching US Club Nationals this past weekend is how assertive (aggressive?) San Francisco Fury was in throwing hucks very early in the stall count. Their semifinal game against Molly Brown and cham...
You don't *have* to walk the disc to the front of the endzone
[Thanks to Travis Norsen for suggesting this post a long time ago. I finally found enough examples to feel like it was worth posting.]
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