Happy New Year! I am writing to provide updates on how the FPA board is using feedback from our membership to support the growth of freestyle disc play as a lifetime recreation and a competitive sport. The updates cover: • the length of routines for WFDF, • AFO 2017 and the length of […]
Jammers, The recent post regarding new membership structure, routines length for WOC 2017 and other topics received some feedback, pretty much all of it excellent points. The Board hears you and are going to make the following changes/modifications. By now, all the FPA members should find the survey for the WFDF routines in […]
FPA Members! Have some great ideas in order to grow the sport of Freestyle? Ever want to have a larger impact on Freestyle Frisbee/Disc? Ever wonder how the FPA works behind the scenes? Got a couple hours on some Saturdays throughout the year to brainstorm about creative ways to Spread the Jam? Want to be a larger part of […]
FPA is proposing a new European (and potentially also American) MAJOR tournament to fill in the gap years between EFO and AFO It will not be a regular FPA tournament, on the contrary, we want to support new approaches, encourage TDs to experiment and push the sport forward Read the detailed proposal below […]
Fellow jammers, The FPA Board has a lot of information we are about to spring on you over the next days and weeks. Please be aware things are coming. All will likely spur discussion. So we start with the following. After long and frank discussions, both the FPA Board and Zanardi have endorsed […]
Dear FPA members and other interested parties: As you may have noticed, there have been a series of surveys recently emerging regarding the FPAW 2017 in Bibione. Zanardi, the tournament director for FPAW 2017, released two surveys via email listservs and Facebook. The FPA Board of Directors emailed a Survey Monkey survey to current […]
Fellow Jammers! Thank you all for your input regarding the possible change of dates. It has led to many great thoughtful discussions. The NY Organizers in discussion with the FPA Board have decided FPAW will be held on the original dates of 3-6 August. Further, all 4 days will be held in Brooklyn. The […]
Thanks to all of the FPA Members who voted, to all of the candidates for their desire to contribute to our sport, and congratulations to our newly elected Board Members!! Seventy five votes were cast in this election. Some people did not vote in every category. Executive Director Paul Kenny received 44 votes, […]
FPA 2015 Election Ballots have been emailed to 2015 FPA Members! – Only current (2015) FPA members are eligible to vote. – Voting ends 17 December 2015 at 11:45PM. – Check the FPA website for more information with revised Bylaws and Candidate Statements. If you are a 2015 FPA member and you have […]
FPA Members – Below are links to PDF files containing the proposed changes to the FPA’s Bylaws. Please take a look, feel free to comment, and please use them for reference in the upcoming Elections Survey! Proposed Changes to FPA Bylaws Final Draft of Revised FPA Bylaws
Dear FPA members and Tournament Directors, . As you may already know, the FPA is opening the bidding process for three of the biggest tournaments in the world: the FPAW, EFO/AFO 2025. . We are looking for freestylers and organizations to host these tournaments and make them unforgettable experiences for players, contributing to the growth […]
At the Freestyle Players Association, we are dedicated to creating a welcoming and inclusive community for all freestyle players. . We are committed to fostering an environment that is free from harassment, assault, and discrimination by establishing principles to implement in our bylaws such as: Safety: The safety and well-being of our athletes, members, and […]
Dear FPA members, . We are happy to announce that the Freestyle Disc Hall of Fame Committee will be accepting nominations for individuals who initiated their freestyle disc journey in 1984 or earlier. . The nomination window will be open from October 1st to December 31st, 2023. This is your opportunity to honor those individuals […]
