Carolyn Hubbard's guest appearances

Carolyn Hubbard

Shootin' the FrizBreeze

Sprinting to Success

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

Stacy McCarthy

 Jake asks about the secret to throwing well. Stacy says practice is the only thing that makes you better. There are lots of shared chuckles about the chicken wing throw. When asked about their favorite memories, one in particular stands out; When they made it to the finals of the US Open, in the Open Division with Steve Hubbard. Grace Jones, Slave to the Rhythm, was the song of choice. It was a magical experience. They also share how The Grateful Dead played into their frisbee experience. Stacy went on to play longer than Carolyn, and did some cool things internationally with Amy Schiller. They explain why they stopped playing. It was for similar reasons; they pursued careers and had children. How cool would it be if Carolyn and Stacy had a come back?!

<ul> <li><a href="https://i0.wp.com/www.frisbeeguru.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/CarolynAndStacyRoll.jpg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a>Jake asks about the secret to <a href="http://www.frisbeeguru.com/tag/throw/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">throwing</a> well. Stacy says practice is the only thing that makes you better. There are lots of shared chuckles about the <a href="http://www.frisbeeguru.com/lori-daniels-demonstrates-chicken-wing-throw/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">chicken wing throw</a>.</li> <li>When asked about their favorite memories, one in particular stands out; When they made it to the finals of the US Open, in the Open Division with Steve Hubbard. Grace Jones, Slave to the Rhythm, was the song of choice. It was a magical experience.</li> <li>They also share how The Grateful Dead played into their frisbee experience.</li> <li>Stacy went on to play longer than Carolyn, and did some cool things internationally with Amy Schiller.</li> <li>They explain why they stopped playing. It was for similar reasons; they pursued careers and had children.</li> <li>How cool would it be if Carolyn and Stacy had a come back?!</li></ul>

Episode 42: Carolyn Hubbard and Stacy McCarthy Return to Share Good Memories

Find out how one of the greatest women’s teams ever, Carolyn Yabe (now Hubbard) and Stacy Anderson (now McCarthy) came together at Colorado State, started playing Freestyle, and soon after won their first World Championship in 1983. It was the Coloradicals that provided much of the inspiration and after joining the Grateful Disc Club, they “got the fever!” Hear about their shared journey of moving from the regimented sport of swimming to finding true joy in the self expression, creativity, and freedom that Freestyle encouraged. Find out their strategy for choreographing their routines. After listening to their memories of playing on Friday afternoons in the La Jolla Cove, you’ll be planning your next trip to San Diego. 

<p>Find out how one of the greatest women’s teams ever, Carolyn Yabe (now Hubbard) and Stacy Anderson (now McCarthy) came together at Colorado State, started playing Freestyle, and soon after won their first World Championship in 1983. It was the <a href="http://www.frisbeeguru.com/episode-6-birth-coloradicals/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Coloradicals</a> that provided much of the inspiration and after joining the Grateful Disc Club, they “got the fever!” Hear about their shared journey of moving from the regimented sport of swimming to finding true joy in the self expression, creativity, and freedom that Freestyle encouraged. Find out their strategy for choreographing their routines. After listening to their memories of playing on Friday afternoons in the La Jolla Cove, you’ll be planning your next trip to San Diego. </p>

Episode 26: Carolyn Hubbard and Stacy McCarthy on Their Discovery of Freestyle