Deaton Mitchell's guest appearances

Deaton Mitchell

Shootin' the FrizBreeze

Amy Schiller

James Wiseman

Steve Hayes

Dave Lewis

Ryan Young

John Brooks

Kate Dow

Paul Kenny

John Kirkland

Rick Castiglia

Joey Hudoklin

Arthur Coddington

Dan Roddick

Dexter Struz

Jeff Felberbaum

OwlTail

 Deaton Mitchell discusses his hardest moves and which ones he was responsible for inventing. He reminisces about playing with Gina Sample and winning the Mixed division in Fort Collins in 1986. Later on, he just attached himself to the “Gina Sample Express.” He also praises the Velasquez brothers on their remarkable sportsmanship, and they weren’t too bad looking either. Jake and Randy share their hardest moves they’ve ever done and the hardest they do on a regular basis. Can you believe this is the 35th Episode of Shootin’ the Frizbreeze, and there have been over 10,000 downloads?!  Hear Jake and Randy’s observations and key learnings from doing the podcast.

<ul> <li><a href="https://i0.wp.com/www.frisbeeguru.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/Deaton-Indiginous.jpg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a>Deaton Mitchell discusses his hardest moves and which ones he was responsible for inventing.</li> <li>He reminisces about playing with Gina Sample and winning the Mixed division in Fort Collins in 1986.</li> <li>Later on, he just attached himself to the “Gina Sample Express.”</li> <li>He also praises the <a href="http://www.frisbeeguru.com/episode-19-jens-erwin-velasquez-hit-streets-peru/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Velasquez brothers</a> on their remarkable sportsmanship, and they weren’t too bad looking either.</li> <li>Jake and Randy share their hardest moves they’ve ever done and the hardest they do on a regular basis.</li> <li>Can you believe this is the 35th Episode of Shootin’ the Frizbreeze, and there have been over 10,000 downloads?!  Hear Jake and Randy’s observations and key learnings from doing the podcast.</li></ul>

Episode 35: The Last Words from Deaton Mitchell

 Get some advice from Deaton on how to improve your game. Find out which players Deaton would play with in a beach jam if he could only choose 3. When Deaton talks about what he likes now about freestyle; he’s excited by the new angles he sees some of the new players doing and always encourages more consecutivity. He does however plead with people to avoid the “the” while exploring this new world. Do you know the origins of the move, “A Grown Man Cry”?

<ul> <li>Get some advice from Deaton on how to improve your game.</li> <li>Find out which players Deaton would play with in a beach jam if he could only choose 3.</li> <li>When Deaton talks about what he likes now about freestyle; he’s excited by the new angles he sees some of the new players doing and always encourages more consecutivity.</li> <li>He does however plead with people to avoid the “the” while exploring this new world.</li> <li>Do you know the origins of the move, “A Grown Man Cry”?</li></ul>

Episode 28: More From One of the Original Bayou Blasters, Deaton Mitchell

Deaton Mitchell returns to tell more about his relationship with Jim Schmal and Pat Carrasco.  Find out how Jim’s move from the Bayou to San Diego in the middle of their 4 consecutive FPA Worlds Open Pair titles was actually good for them. Hear about their travels to South Africa and how being dependent on the money drove them to play as much as they could with their eye on the prize. Did this ultimately lead to Deaton’s burnout in 1987? Deaton shares the REAL story about why Pat stopped competing but over time became one of the best jammers out there. Randy and Deaton discuss getting older and how that impacts your game. But neither age nor injuries can keep Deaton down as he maintains some of the Bayou Blasters moves from the past. By the way, how furry do you like your discs?

<p><a href="https://i0.wp.com/www.frisbeeguru.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/DeatonandJim.jpg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a>Deaton Mitchell returns to tell more about his relationship with Jim Schmal and Pat Carrasco.</p> <ul> <li>Find out how Jim’s move from the Bayou to San Diego in the middle of their 4 consecutive FPA Worlds Open Pair titles was actually good for them.</li> <li>Hear about their travels to South Africa and how being dependent on the money drove them to play as much as they could with their eye on the prize.</li> <li>Did this ultimately lead to Deaton’s burnout in 1987?</li> <li>Deaton shares the REAL story about why Pat stopped competing but over time became one of the best jammers out there.</li> <li>Randy and Deaton discuss getting older and how that impacts your game.</li> <li>But neither age nor injuries can keep Deaton down as he maintains some of the Bayou Blasters moves from the past.</li> <li>By the way, how furry do you like your discs?</li></ul>