Hey Folks,
Last weeks poll started us off on an exploration of off-season training. Today we'll review the results, and go back Ultimate polls with respect to the World Clubs coming up.
So last week, I wanted to know how long people felt they should wait until getting into the new season of off-season training. Twenty-seven people replied to the poll and the results were:
- 48% of people (13 people) said that 1 or 2 weeks was all before getting into the swing of the things.
- 30% of people (8 votes) felt that January was a good time to get back into the swing of things.
- 22% of people (6 votes) started training right away.
- 0% of people who responded don't train in the off-season.
This weeks poll is about Worlds. My roommate, Peyton Leung, is off to Australia to compete along with a number of people other people from Toronto. Montreal, Vancouver, and Edmonton are also sending teams from Canada in what should be an experience of a lifetime. I would be there too, if things had of worked out better, but alas, I will watch another major tournament virtually.
The questions are:
- How many chances do you have going to a world Ultimate event?
- Is it worth going to Worlds?
- 1
- 2
- 3-5
- 6-10
- 10+
- Yes
- No
- Depends on where it is
- Depends if it's World clubs or World national
PJ
3 comments:
I can't seem to fix the link to the world clubs web page. It is http://www.wucc2006.org/.
PJ
but you get to defend! that's a pretty exciting verb.
i may be biased, but i definitely think it's worth going to a world's competition. it's awesome out here in Perth and it brings the game to a whole new level as so many different people have gathered to celebrate the sport we love. peter, i've already told you, but i dedicate my journey to this tournament to you as i truly decided to come after talking to you about it. carpe diem!
peyton
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