Guts

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Team photo of the German Guts national team

Guts (in German something like Mumm ) is a team sport that uses a 125 g frisbeeis played. Two teams of five players each face each other in parallel. The distance between the teams is 14 meters. The players stand in a row so that the fingertips of neighboring players touch each other with an outstretched arm. The aim of the game is to throw the disc so hard at the opposing team that no player can catch it with one hand. A point is scored if the disc is not caught or not caught with one hand. On the other hand, the opposing team receives a point if the disc is not thrown into the catching area. Before the disc is caught, it can be held in the air by tapping it up so that it can later be caught by another player. The players are allowed to move freely after the first contact with the disc.

Usually the team that reaches 21 points wins. In a variant with two winning sets, a set is considered won if a team has earned 15 points.

Squad of the World Cup 2016

  • # 2 Matthias Arndt
  • # 3 Felix Frey
  • # 4 Alexander Zach
  • # 5 Philipp Dallmann
  • # 6 Christian Söngen
  • # 7 Thomas Müller
  • # 10 Christoph Fuchs
  • # 11 Benno Kerkloh
  • # 13 Mischa Hollinder
  • # 24 Clemens Trautmann (coach)
  • # 26 Maximilian Hofmann
  • # 28 Jens Aldinger
  • # 29 Moritz Wurth
  • # 36 Felix Glöde
  • # 47 Johannes Görthofer
  • # 56 Michael Aepfelbach
  • # 66 Matthias Janke
  • # 68 Ralf Pflanz
  • # 77 Nikolas Preibusch

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