I prefer this video, XD..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aAyEti-_lR8

Cool, you joining too right? If yes, which team is it? "Nottingham Oops!"?

I thought you were in Nottingham Knights or something?

Sorry if my facts are wrong, XD.

Im not really sure, but here's my point of view:

Lets say.. B is from the opposing team.

"A" threw the disc, and B expects it would go out (left / right), so B claps his hands once.

The disc goes out just as B expects.

So B takes the disc and starts at the Brick mark.



Game resumes as usual, with B holding the disc.

(If B claps his hands, but the disc doesnt go out, gameplay is resumed normally - B doesnt need to go to the brickmark or anything.)

Sorry, forgot what mr-fcuk said to me last time.. Here's da correct version.

"You can clap after the disc hits the ground out-of-bounds, but before you pick it up. If it hits the ground in-bounds but ROLLS out itself, the hand-clapping won't work - you'll have to start the disc from the place where the disc hits the ground."


*Editted*



That refers to the distance needed to start "Stalling" the player you're marking. You have to be within a specific distance from him to start stalling him - as wiki says, three meters.

But if you're already marking the thrower, you have to keep a "one-disc" distance between your body and his. Give him space , and oh yeah, vision-blocking isnt allowed too, so try not to get too close to him.

This post has been edited by -IceGlacial-: Nov 12 2008, 12:24 PM

It depends on where the disc sails to. Lets say, if A pulls the disc and the disc flies past *Y and goes out-of-bounds,
B claps.
B starts the disc at *Y.

You could wait for more info on this, im not really an experienced player myself

Ask klsmurf @ Kuan, i think i would too, as i need a new disc.