Frisbee Spinning Bees

Frisbee master Gary Auerbach hosts what he calls "Frisbee Spinning Bees" (the "bee" being what you get when you forget the "Fris") - classes and demonstrations in everything Frisbee. Not just, as you might conclude from the name of the site, Frisbee spinning, but in equal measure Frisbee throwing and catching. And, true to the spirit of all those who know the "Way of Frisbee," Auerbach even includes a section on Frisbee Ball Sports, a couple of which bear the marks of true junkyard-sports-like inventiveness. Like, for example, this game, from "Bayview Glen Public School in York Region," where "grade-four students play frisbee baseball or 'Base-Bee'"

• you need two teams of up to 20 players
• one team is in the field, the other team's at bat
• the batting team lines up girl-boy-girl-boy
• there's a pitcher and a 'bee-keeper'
• the keeper stays in the middle of the gym
• the pitcher throws to the batter
• the batter catches the frisbee and then throws it to the outfield
• the batter is out if the throw is below the waist, if it's caught by a fielder, or if they're not on a base when the keeper has the frisbee
• if the batter throws the frisbee through the door by the stage or through the basketball hoop it's a home-run
• if the frisbee lands on the stage, it's an automatic double
• when the pitcher is a boy then the keeperis a girl and vice versa
• more than one runner can be on a base
• when the last batter in line is up everyone tries to run home
• you can play inside or out
• you need a frisbee, an open door, 4 basketball hoops, a stage.