Jeff Felberbaum's guest appearances

Jeff Felberbaum

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

Deaton Mitchell

Dexter Struz

OwlTail

Jeff remembers some of the important, but forgotten players from his generation. He shares his perception on how the game has changed over the years and although the moves have become more technical, he questions the overall direction. Being asked to be in the Hall of Fame was meaningful for Jeff and he appreciated hearing that he’d made an impact on people’s lives. He now uses his passion for Freestyle to make the world a better place through his V-Disc Project. Here is the link to learn more.

<a href="https://i0.wp.com/www.frisbeeguru.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Jeff_F_Wizards.jpg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a>Jeff remembers some of the important, but forgotten players from his generation. He shares his perception on how the game has changed over the years and although the moves have become more technical, he questions the overall direction. Being asked to be in the Hall of Fame was meaningful for Jeff and he appreciated hearing that he’d made an impact on people’s lives. He now uses his passion for Freestyle to make the world a better place through his V-Disc Project. <a href="https://www.facebook.com/VDisc.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Here is the link to learn more</a>.

Episode 23: Jeff Felberbaum’s Final Installment

Aunt Lenny, Jeff Felberbaum, and John Dwork – 1977 We continue the conversation with Jeff Felberbaum.  He tells us about Krae’s Disc Dance which we’d heard of but didn’t know much about. The diverse traveling troupe included juggler’s, break-dancers, and slow motion roller skaters. The secret, per Jeff, is make it be about the audience, and not yourself. Jeff has thoughts on encouraging freestyle to get out its current box by doing good for others and the world. Why does Jeff crack up when asked about how it was to play with the talented John Dwork? Thanks for the cash Uncle Herman! Find out how Jeff hooked up with Evan David, and hear him do some self-reflecting on his partnership with Donnie Rhodes. Jeff and his partners have a lot of success, but as we all know, Frisbee Hell (aka spaunch) can happen to anyone at any time.

Aunt Lenny, Jeff Felberbaum, and John Dwork – 1977 We continue the conversation with Jeff Felberbaum. <ul> <li>He tells us about Krae’s Disc Dance which we’d heard of but didn’t know much about.</li> <li>The diverse traveling troupe included juggler’s, break-dancers, and slow motion roller skaters.</li> <li>The secret, per Jeff, is make it be about the audience, and not yourself.</li> <li>Jeff has thoughts on encouraging freestyle to get out its current box by doing good for others and the world.</li> <li>Why does Jeff crack up when asked about how it was to play with the talented John Dwork?</li> <li>Thanks for the cash Uncle Herman!</li> <li>Find out how Jeff hooked up with Evan David, and hear him do some self-reflecting on his partnership with <a href="http://www.frisbeeguru.com/road-to-81-rose-bowl/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Donnie Rhodes</a>.</li> <li>Jeff and his partners have a lot of success, but as we all know, Frisbee Hell (aka <a href="http://www.frisbeeguru.com/freestyle-frisbee-word-of-the-day-6/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">spaunch</a>) can happen to anyone at any time.</li></ul>

Episode 16: Jeff Felberbaum Continues the Conversation

Jeff Felberbaum was recently inducted into the freestyle hall of fame as part of the initial inductee class. He was also the winner of the 1979 and 1981 Rose Bowl and one of the original Washington Square Wizards.  Jeff shares how a simple overhand wrist flip caught his eye from a school window and eventually lead him to Washington Square Park where his game matured. Jeff shares his fascination with the disc, and gets introspective about his motives for playing. He also talks about being part of Krae Van Sickle Disc Dance Project. Why did he put down the frisbee for 30 years?  Jeff’s Hall of Fame Induction

<a href="https://i0.wp.com/www.heinsville.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/Jeff_F_Adult.jpg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a>Jeff Felberbaum was recently inducted into the freestyle hall of fame as part of the initial inductee class. He was also the winner of the 1979 and 1981 Rose Bowl and one of the original Washington Square Wizards. <ul> <li>Jeff shares how a simple <a href="http://www.heinsville.com/throw-overhand-wrist-flip/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">overhand wrist flip</a> caught his eye from a school window and eventually lead him to Washington Square Park where his game matured.</li> <li>Jeff shares his fascination with the disc, and gets introspective about his motives for playing.</li> <li>He also talks about being part of Krae Van Sickle Disc Dance Project.</li> <li>Why did he put down the frisbee for 30 years?</li> </ul> Jeff’s Hall of Fame Induction