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In this video courtesy of UKDiscstyle, Sune Wentzel delays the disc in the monster position. Set aside the fact that few of us can even get ourselves into the monster position, Sune is delaying the disc. Not only that, he’s moving the delay around, shifting and rotating his body. Not only that, try doing this move with Paul Kenny standing next to you in a pink shirt.
AmsterJam 2006
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
June 24-25, 2006
Open Pairs Final
1. Paul Kenny (USA) / Sune Wenzel (NOR) (46)
2. Rob Fried (USA) / Jan Soerensen (DEN) (42.6)
3. Tom Leitner (USA) / Gregory Lo-a-sjoe (NED) (42.5)
4. Lorenzo Apriani (Italy) / Florien Hess (Ger) (39)
5. Fabio Sanna / Andrea Rimatori (ITA) (36.3)
6. Boguslaw Bull / Holger Hill (Ger) (34.5)
7. John Coxhead/Joe McCrave (UK) (31)
8. Hans Peeters / Jan Huybrechts (Belgium) (27.8)
Open Pairs B-Final
1. John Coxhead/Joe McCrave (UK) (38.4)
2. Hans Peeters / Jan Huybrechts (Belgium) (30.4)
3. Frank Lejeune / Michel Otte (NED) (26.7)
4. Nico Bernold (Swiss) / Markus Goetz (Ger) (25.6)
5. Sara Cordero/Matteo Ceresa (ITA) (25.2)
6. John/Jacob Cuba (CZE) (15.4)
Open Pairs Semi Pool A
1. Tom Leitner (USA) / Gregory Lo-a-sjoe (NL) (40.7)
2. Rob Fried (USA) / Jan Soerensen (Denmark) (39.7)
3. Lorenzo Apriani (ITA) / Florien Hess (GER) (36.5)
4. John Coxhead/Joe McCrave (UK) (31.7)
5. Sara Cordero/Matteo Ceresa (ITA) (28.8)
6. John/Jacob Cuba (CZE) (15.8)
Open Pairs Semi Pool B
1. Paul Kenny (USA) / Sune Wenzel (NOR) (48)
2. Fabio Sanna / Andrea Rimatori (ITA) (39.6)
3. Boguslaw Bull / Holger Hill (Ger) (33.7)
4. Frank Lejeune / Michel Otte (NL) (30.6)
5. Hans Peeters / Jan Huybrechts (BEL) (29.5)
6. Nico Bernold (SUI) / Markus Goetz (Ger) (29.3)
Click here for detailed Open Pairs score breakdowns.
Co-op Finals
(Without Sara & Matteo)
1. Tom Leitner (USA), Lorenzo Apriani (ITA), Rob Fried (USA) (41.4)
2. Sune Wentzel (NOR), Paul Kenny (USA), Jan Soerensen (DEN) (39.4)
3. Florien Hess (GER), Markus Goetz (GER), Fabio Sanna (ITA) (35)
4. Boguslaw Bull (GEr), Gregory Lo-a-sjoe (NED), Andrea Rimatori (ITA) (34.2)
5. Frank Lejeune (NED), Michel Otte (NED),
Holger Hill (GER), Iwan de Moor (NED) (24.6)
Co-op Semi Pool A
1. Sune Wentzel (NOR), Paul Kenny (USA), Jan Soerensen (DEN) (39.7)
2. Boguslaw Bull (GER), Gregory Lo-a-sjoe (NED), Andrea Rimatori (ITA) (29.3)
3. Sara Cordero (ITA), Holger Hill (GER), Iwan de Moor (NED) (23.5)
4. John Coxhead (UK),JoeMcCrave (UK), Nico Bernold (SUI) (21.9)
Co-op Semi Pool B
1. Tom Leitner (USA), Lorenzo Apriani (ITA), Rob Fried (USA) (41.8)
2. Florien Hess (GER), Markus Goetz (GER), Fabio Sanna (ITA) (36.9)
3. Frank Lejeune (NED), Michel Otte (NED), Matteo Ceresa (ITA) (28.2)
Click here for detailed Open Co-op score breakdowns.
I’ve been trying to pull off a scarecrow and am finding it really hard. It’s really fustrating. I’ve been setting it up flat from a left hand delay and then trying to catch it with my right. Usually it hits my hand but i just cant do it! Any tips or advice would be great.
Thanks
ben
DiscCast is back on schedule for a fantastic Episode 6! Most of the usual segments are here, and our guest this month is talented European jammer Fabio Sanna! See below for the full line up.
Episode 6 Timeline-
1. Introduction (0:00-2:05)
2. World Freestyle News from the past month (2:05-5:35)
3. FPA News from the past month (5:36-7:24)
4. DiscCast Interview – We question Italian freestyler Fabio Sanna about his personal career, his website, and freestyle in Europe. (8:10-30:57)
5. Player Profile – We provide you with all you could possibly want to know about Eleonora Imazio, Italy’s best female jammer! (31:22-36:06)
6. Frisbee Fact of the Month! John can barely contain his excitement… (36:19-39:20)
7. ‘Guess the Jammer’ – A continuation of our running competition, entries to ukdiscstyle@yahoo.co.uk! (39:20-42:00)
8. Conclusion. And some singing. (42:01-43:36)
Episode 6 is available through iTunes and Podcast Alley! For more information, head over to ukDiscstyle
Fabio Sanna got into the zone during the Vagolino finals last weekend. Watching the videos that Matteo Gaddoni posted, I intended to go back and isolate a few of Fabio’s combos. They are too special not to share. Looks like Gaddoz and Paolo Magni were thinking the same thing. Last night, they sent me videos of the exact two combos I remembered, wondering if they should be put onto Shrednow in the sick moves section. The answer: absolutely!
Exhibit A (796k, QT): Upside down counter. Double over down to a right handed crank to a proteus swing directly into a catch. just the crank alone would be worth the price of admission.
Exhibit B (976k, QT): Invert hold to skid to some angle/brushwork, ending in a double spinning barrel gitis.
Nice moves, sir.
Piccio Cusmá and Andrea Meola upset the favorites, Clay Collerá and Fabio Sanna, to win the 2006 Vagolino despite an injury to the leg of Piccio in an earlier round. I still haven’t heard the whole story, but it must have been a dramatic performance to overcome what sounds like a painful leg injury.
Vagolino
Milan, Italy
June 10-11, 2006
Finals
1. Piccio Cusmá/Andrea Meola (68.402)
2. Clay Collerá/Fabio Sanna (67.9)
3. Matteo Gaddoni/Luca Medri (61.99)
4. Claudio Cigna/Paolo Magni (60.471)
5. Vale Accorsio/Giovanni Coppo (56.033)
6. Manuel Cesari/Andrea Poli (55.779)
