SCAPE, Out Play Sports lead Ultimate Frisbee workshop for 70 students

Promoting teamwork, sportsmanship and physical fitness, the Society of Culture, Arts, and Physical Education (SCAPE), in partnership with Out Play Sports and Events, conducted an Ultimate Frisbee workshop that introduced fundamentals, rules and game simulations to 70 student participants on Aug. 2 at the Covered Court.

The workshop aimed to give SCAPE members practical experience in Ultimate Frisbee while developing technical skills and core values such as discipline, leadership and communication. Sessions combined demonstrations, drills and simulated play to teach the sport’s mechanics and responsibilities.

Participants first learned the sport’s fundamentals, rules and on-field responsibilities before practicing throwing techniques. Instructors covered backhand and forehand/flick throws, emphasizing proper grip, body positioning and throwing mechanics.

Partner and group activities followed the throwing drills, after which participants took part in game simulations that developed offensive and defensive strategies, positioning, communication and decision-making.

The workshop emphasized the Spirit of the Game by promoting honesty, respect and fair play alongside physical fitness and tactical understanding.

Mr. Hermin T. Dimaunahan facilitated the workshop, which was attended by 70 SCAPE members from first year to fourth year.

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The activity supported Manuel S. Enverga University Foundation’s emphasis on student-centered learning by providing hands-on skills training and opportunities for leadership and teamwork development. The workshop also reinforced the University’s commitment to promoting physical wellness and ethical conduct in campus activities.

• SDG 3: Good Health and Well‑being: Promoted physical fitness and active lifestyles through structured sport training and play.

• SDG 4: Quality Education: Provided practical skill development, teamwork and leadership learning opportunities for students.