Mini by Brummie

6+

A variant of ultimate ideal for small fields and/or under-attended practices, mini gives lots of pitch time and lots of touches

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Setup

A fun variant of ultimate, with the following rules:

  • The field is 18m wide, by 18m long, with 6m deep endzones.
  • Make-it-take-it: The game does not stop on a goal. The winning team immediately turns to attempt to score in the other endzone.
  • Games are played to three or negative two. A goal is worth a point, a turnover i.e. drop, disc thrown out of bounds, stall, block, counts for negative one. A game is won when a team reaches 3, a game is lost when a team reaches negative two. The team opposite the team who reaches negative two is said to have “not lost.”
  • Typically, a match of Mini consists of two or three games (best of three games).
  • The stall count starts at 6, instead of 1.
  • The stall count can be initiated from anywhere on the field.

Step 01

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Pre-requisite drills

None

Tips

Brummie

Brummie says:

3v3 or 4v4 works best. You can alter the dimensions of the field to encourage different behaviours, e.g. a wider pitch encourages more swings & expansive passes to space, while a narrower pitch encourages fast, accurate break throws

Use this drill to practise