Frisbee, A flying disc toy invented by Walter Morrison in the 1940s., Ultimate, Team sport invented in 1968 by students in New Jersey., Spirit of the Game, Core value promoting fairness, respect, and honesty., Walter Morrison, Inventor of the Frisbee., 1968, Year Ultimate Frisbee was created., Field, 70 by 40 yards playing area with end zones at each end., End Zone, Area where players score points by catching the disc., Flying Disc, Standard disc: 10.75 inches, 175 grams., Cleats, Footwear worn for better traction on the field., Cones, Used to mark the field boundaries and end zones., Pull, The throw-off that starts play., Turnover, Loss of possession by drop, interception, or out-of-bounds., In-bounds, Disc caught inside the playing field., Substitution, Allowed after points or injury., Fouls, Contact or dangerous play; players resolve it themselves., Backhand Throw, , Forehand Throw, , Hammer Throw, , Pancake Catch, , Two-Handed Rim Catch, .

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