Creating and Breaking an Unbreakable Mark - Play Ultimate Better

This tutorial video for the Calgary Ultimate Association talks about how to create an unbreakable mark and how to beat an unbreakable mark. The key points in creating an unbreakable mark are: Focus, Thrower Awareness and Holding the Force. The key points in breaking an unbreakable mark are: Get the marker off balance, Less fakes and Fake using your whole body.
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Video produced for the Calgary Ultimate Assocation.

[@isathi36]

Why are all the Ultimate Tutorial videos filmed when there's a tornado outside?!

[@dominoshit]

Isabelle Thibeault

[@dailyblankscreen7938]

@@dominoshit huh?

[@LaHaxiphy073]

If u can break an unbreakable mark is it still unbreakable? #lifequestions

[@bigmantommy8268]

that's what I'm saying lol

[@Uhhhi-ih8bb]

Unstoppable spear Vs unbreakable shield

[@romwell321]

That last clip was perfect! Thanks for the tutorial! Will definitely try this.

[@NewGamerSkater]

Jeff (in the grey) needs to stop dancing with the disc. Travelling everywhere! :D

[@tylerw3023]

You'll see traveling in a ton of divisions thought and you can't really call it every time

[@thesparkiscool]

Thanks so much for posting these!

[@IHACKER316]

Brilliant video - thanks for uploading

[@psmylife6832]

Really thought the thrower could have thrown a good backhand break throw when the marker stuck his leg out on the first example of an unbreakable mark - not exactly an unbreakable mark movement as the marker was off balance! (realistically could have thrown a flick break throw as well as the marker was so far behind the throwers movement and committed all his weight to one foot rather than spreading it between both legs for a quicker side to side shuffle action)

[@Velocirappa]

Love the Hockey references from a Canadian video!

[@thesparkiscool]

could you show some plays that are useful? you know how in soccer or hockey, they show a picture of a field, and where the players are moving to make open space and what not. maybe a nice goal line play and a nice way to get the disk deep.
Another idea is something like how to take advantage of someone trying to take shortcuts when covering you (either by staying a few feet behind you at all times, or if they always try to stay in front of you.

[@kenstarthree-six5429]

@5:36 how strong was the wind???

[@evelyn1805]

It would've been nice to see the two players swap roles so you can see how a shorter player creates and breaks the mark.

[@edward_bredin]

One comment on the not faking is top players don't even head fake they just pivot quicker, you know where your going the mark doesn't so they have to react, if you pivot as far and low as you can or even just through a quick flick you don't need to fake. Faking is best for when you need space to get off a longer throw.

[@chandanrastogi7773]

Nice one❤️

[@cobybell6573]

Is this the same concept as an unstoppable force meeting an immovable object

[@theotheq]

i dont have balls on my feet

[@quintonmorris11]

Theo Turvill
Oh, just me?

[@winstonluo5216]

When the unstoppable force meets the immovable object...

[@andrezhang4884]

Pssht when in doubt DOUBLE FOOT BLOCK!!

[@cjf2495]

Pretty noticeable travel in the first example, and the second, and the third. Your guy needs to learn how to not travel on every fake he makes.

[@benjaminthompson7474]

As long as you keep one foot pivoted, you're good

[@dominicstanley4223]

How to break an unbreakable mark... Okay

[@08fjohj]

"abewt" lol

[@kingsleyyeo7794]

There's no unbreakable mark if you play against a good handler ;)

[@kaanguraysirin8466]

did not really watch the video only watched his travels

[@jpatel1983]

Waaaay too much talking. Need more demonstration!