Wow! So many new videos in April 2016. Here we go! In the beginning of the month the new Spread the jam project video featuring Philipp Krüger from Berlin came out. It has been already posted and you can also check it out together with the rest of STJP videos on a new Spread the jam […]
It is my joy and privilege to announce that after a year’s hiatus, STJP is back, featuring one of my favorite players ever: Phil Krüger, the apogee of Berlin style.
Please pass this video along to help us get the word out there about what we do. Any comments, likes, shares (on Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, or whatever else is out there) goes a long to helping us bring our sport to new people and places. Thank you! James W.
See other cool videos at Spread the Jam Project’s Youtube channel.
March 2016 was truly a productive freestyle month. Besides two important tournaments taking place (Fribeer Cup and Paganello), many new hi-quality freestyle videos have emerged. Here they are:
You have probably already seen the official edit from Frisbeer Cup, but you may have missed this video of jamming around Prague by Tommy:
The crew of US jammers visited an abandoned school and this urban freestyle edit is the result:
James and Daniel have been procrastinating, although in a very productive way – see for yourself:
Two new freestyle frisbee youtube channels have emerged and both of them seem very promising. The first one belongs to the talented jammer Ayal Benin (originally from Israel) who is sharing his “Jamories” – videos of the memorable jams he was part of. A few videos are already online – be sure to check them all.
A second new channel has been launched by the skilled videographer James Wiseman and it is dedicated to NYC related videos. You can already find there a few videos featuring the members of The Tribe. It is definitely worth it to check them all!
>> The Incredible James has released another two of his freestyle Study tapes. Mindblowing as always…
>> Claudio Cigna is waiting for the spring and performing some “against magic”
>> Tom Leitner put together a nice edit of Sheep Meadow Jam from September 2014
Have you enjoyed this new video sum up? Do we miss here any videos worth watching? Tell us in the comments and look forward to the April’s new load…
The 10th anniversary of Prague’s tournament called Frisbeer Cup was a great success! With 76 competitors from 14 countries it was the biggest Frisbeer
so far and it is also believed that it was a largest non-worlds event since 1981! Also, many new jammers from Poland, UK and Italy took part and the event was live-streamed worldwide with live scores integrated to the stream. Here is a short video summary of the tournament.
See also the complete results of the tournament and a photogallery.
JamBritannia was a great tournament held in London and you can now watch an official movie. Enjoy!
Berlin jammers Mördi, Phil and Dünk shredding at their favourite winter spot – the Velo. Check out their hi-diff, super technical jams in following videos…
And as a bonus, one older piece – same jammers, same spot, more shredding!
The freestyle community in UK is getting bigger and stronger. Check out this short video of Brighton jammers – Sophie, Andy and Gordie.
Check out the new video capturing a nice winter beach jam in Italy. Featuring Manu, Cega, Clay and many more Italian jammers…enjoy!
Congrats to Pavel Baranyk of the Czech Republic, who set a new world record for “Consecutive Chest Rolls” with a total of 104 in-a-row at JAMBritannia last weekend!! Check out the video of the feat below!
Click to watch the video!
Production Credit to Dave Lewis, Shared by Z Weyand
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