I always enjoy playing ultimate frisbee in the park with me friends. Especially because it is none contact, and less risk to get hurt. 
I don't know much about it but it looks fun. Do you know anything about its history?
Ultimate was created by a bunch of students at the Columbia High School back in 1968. It has grown very popular since then. 
Wow, i didn't know it went back that far. I would have guessed the 90s
I have only seen people play it fairly recently. You gain points by passing the frisbee to teamates in the opposing teams end zone. 
Oh I see. So your teammate has to get into an endzone and then someone has to pass them the frisbee.
Correct! Unlike many other sports, the game is self-officiated. Meaning that the players are the refs, even at the highest level of gameplay. 
I would think that would cause problems. With no impartial judge, that is.
From its beginnings in the American counterculture of the late 1960s, ultimate has resisted empowering any referee with rule enforcement. Instead it relies on the sportsmanship of players and invokes "Spirit of the Game" to maintain fair play. Players call their own fouls, and dispute a foul only when they genuinely believe it did not occur. Playing without referees is the norm for league play but has been supplanted in club competition by the use of "observers" or "game advisors" to help in disputes, and the professional league
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