We get it, you’re at your game and urine it to win it but then nature calls. You’re a whiz when it comes to sports but don’t always plan ahead. Well in our CSSC leagues, you bladder plan ahead as that would be golden! Okay, these puns are getting ex-stream.
Here are some helpful tips to avoid urination complaints from the neighbours and City of Calgary:
The Club has been approached several times regarding one very specific, very odd rule in the Ultimate rulebook; “Ultimate tradition includes singing your opponent a song, reciting a poem or playing an activity after a game.” Yes, we know this rule is in the rulebook and no, it’s not a joke.
Chants and cheers have become an extremely important part of the game worldwide and the typical “Go Team!” has been replaced with, let’s be honest, some pretty R-rated cheers pre or post-game. Don’t believe me? Google it.
Referees. You love them or you hate them. But you mostly hate them, because they’re always biased towards the other team, right? Let’s just get rid of them. What happens then? TOTAL CHAOS?! No way, Jose.
Ultimate Frisbee has always been and always will be a self-officiated game and this fits right in with how we operate our leagues. Coincidence? I think not. If you read the Official Rules of Ultimate (one of the eleven editions… seriously… eleven) you’ll see the phrase ‘Spirit of the Game’ over and over and over.
