Past Articles from Kyle Weisbrod
Kyle Weisbrod has coached several teams including U of Washington women’s team, Monarch HS, Paideia Girls Varsity, and the US U19 Girls national team. He began playing in 1993 at The Paideia School and has played for Brown University, Johnny Bravo, Chain Lightning, and Bucket. He was the UPA’s first Director of Youth Development and served on the Board of Directors. He currently resides in Seattle, WA. You can reach him by e-mail ([email protected]) or twitter (@kdubsultimate).
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Building Gender Equity And Decreasing Financial Barriers In Athlete Development Model
Improving our athlete development model should be about more than just increasing players' skills.
Oct 13, 2015 by Kyle Weisbrod in Opinion
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Long-Term Athlete Development: How Should We Adjust The Game For Young Players?
Other sports don't ask young players to play on the same field or use the same equipment as adults.
Oct 6, 2015 by Kyle Weisbrod in Analysis
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Reflections On The Youth Club Championships
How should YCC evolve?
Sep 15, 2015 by Kyle Weisbrod in Opinion
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The Forehand: Part IV (Best Practices)
Kyle Weisbrod breaks down the mechanics of a huge range of throwers to identify best practices for the forehand.
Jul 9, 2015 by Kyle Weisbrod in Analysis
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The Forehand: Part III
This is the third part in a four part series on the forehand.
Jun 23, 2015 by Kyle Weisbrod in Analysis
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The Forehand: Part II
Useful written descriptions and analysis of the forehand.
Jun 9, 2015 by Kyle Weisbrod in Analysis
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The Forehand: Part I
Kyle Weisbrod begins a four-part series on the forehand.
May 12, 2015 by Kyle Weisbrod in Analysis
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Words About Words: The Language And Jargon In Ultimate Matters
The words we use matter for understanding, emphasis, and community.
Apr 29, 2015 by Kyle Weisbrod in Opinion
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On The Northwest Challenge: The Newest Elite College Tournament
The Northwest Challenge is unique, challenging, and, soon, changing.
Apr 10, 2015 by Kyle Weisbrod in Analysis
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Stop Defending What Cincinnati Did
What Cincinnati did is not a question of whether or not it's allowed; it's one of whether or not it's right.
Mar 27, 2015 by Kyle Weisbrod and Sean Childers in Opinion