We had our second day of UF, at least for this family, and
it started out slowly and then turned into a fun match. Now there are people
who take it a bit more seriously than they probably need to, because it really
is about having fun, regardless of your skill level, but for some of us, it
becomes about winning and performing. This is difficult when you’re playing
with old and creaky players like myself as well as young kids just learning the
ropes.
Often the hardcore players find other more hardcore venues,
but they do show up at our games now and then. This past weekend, we arrived at
the field and there was only one person there. We threw the disc around and JM
showed up, but it looked it was just our small group. Eventually AH and MB
arrived, but even then, it was a small crew. We made a small field and played
kids vs. adults, when some of the high school kids showed up, as well as JM,
who is a pro. Not only is he really good at UF, but he’s an intense competitor.
He’s tall and fast, as well.
Needless to say, this changed the landscape of the game. I
had a few reservations, but was also happy that more people showed up. We
expanded the game and went for it. I had to say, it was a blast. Even though JM
is a fierce competitor, it works out nicely when he’s on the opposing team,
because I don’t feel as much pressure to be flawless, and it’s more fun playing
against him. It ended up being a really fun UF session. I’m still not sure why
the turnout has been so small, but in the end, we still have fun.
Just a quick note, I think A&N’s game has really picked
up. They no longer just sit and wait for the disc, they are very active and
involved. It’s nice to see, our kids are growing up.
Until the next time, thanks for reading, and thanks to rayrod1 for the pic.
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