Introducing STJ Crew for African Beach Games
All, Join me in congratulating the following folks who have been selected to Spread the Jam at the Africa Beach Games! Mehrdad Hosseinian, Daniel O’Neill, Benedicte Audet, Ayal Benin, Andrea Festi and Michal Maciolek All have strong credentials Spreading the Jam and are certain to bring more women and youth to the […]
Spread the Jam on the Beach in Africa!
African Beach Games Fellow jammers, here is some exciting and urgent news! WFDF has asked the FPA to help recruit new freestylers in Africa. They have identified the African Beach Games in Cape Verde https://www.sal2019.com/ June 14 – 23 as a good place to spread the jam! To help with the trip expenses, WFDF will provide $750 […]
Spreading the jam in Kenya, Africa
Emma Kahle from Seattle recently took a trip to Kenya, Africa where she spreaded the jam among other philanthropic activities. Here is what she reported: Hello Paul and the FPA! I am happy to report that I returned home from an amazing trip to Kenya and had some incredible experiences there spreading the jam. Thank […]
WFDF Development Grants Program
Jammers, the WFDF is running a Development Grants Program. This could be interesting for freestylers to promote our sport in new countries or support countries with smaller jam communities – i.e. Columbia, Japan, China, Australia, Russia. Read the original message from WFDF: The World Flying Disc Federation is pleased to present its final call […]
UltiWorld: 8 Reasons To Add Freestyle To Your Ultimate Training
Tuesday Tips: 8 Reasons To Add Freestyle To Your Ultimate Training, Presented By Five Ultimate Check out this great article on UltiWorld (presented by Five Ultimate) about the benefits of adding Freestyle to your Ultimate training! #SpreadTheJam
2014 Carnival of Cultures Video
The FPA provided a Spread the Jam grant to help support this excellent effort to bring freestyle to the masses in Summer 2014. Thanks to Stephan Stoll who made this super-fun video showing the custom truck they built and featuring all the jammers that turned out for the parade and demos. More about their journey here.