
Throwing a Frisbee can make for lazy day fun—or fast and furious sport—for just about anyone!
Make sure you practice your throws in open spaces, or beware breaking neighborhood windows.
Stand in an open area, with your friend standing about 30 yards away.
Face sideways, with your throwing-arm shoulder pointing toward your intended target. Your chest will be facing 90 degrees from the direction you want to throw.
Hold the Frisbee by its lip in your throwing hand, face-up.
Keeping your arm straight, curl your wrist toward your body and gently bend your arm at the elbow just a bit.
Extend your arm and wrist in one quick “flicking” motion.
The flick is more important than the power behind it. Don’t whip it too hard or your throw will go wild.
Release the Frisbee when your arm and wrist are completely extended and pointed right at your target.
Release the Frisbee parallel to the ground around hip-height—imagine it’s a plate of food that you don’t want to spill
Find a bunch of hippy friends, go into a field, and toss around until dusk.
One theory on the Frisbee’s origin is that New England college students discovered that their Frisbie Baking Company pie tins were fun to hurl around.
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