Overall Competition
Overall is the all-around championship of flying disc, combining seven individual and partner events that test throwing, catching, accuracy, distance, athleticism, creativity and teamwork.
- Skill level: Advanced
- Players: 1–150
How to Play
Overall Competition is the flying disc equivalent of a heptathlon. Athletes compete across seven disciplines that collectively test nearly every major disc skill: accuracy, distance, speed, endurance, catching, creativity, strategy and partner play.
A full-format Overall competition includes:
- Accuracy
- Discathon
- Disc Golf
- Distance
- Double Disc Court
- Freestyle
- Self-Caught Flight
Five disciplines are primarily individual events. Double Disc Court and Freestyle are partner events, although some Freestyle divisions may use different team formats. These partner disciplines add cooperation, communication and shared performance to an otherwise individual competition.
Athletes earn championship points based on their results or final placement in each discipline. Those points are combined across the competition, and the athlete with the highest total becomes the Overall champion.
A full competition may take place over several days or an entire week. Shorter recreational, school and introductory versions can use fewer disciplines while preserving the central challenge: becoming the most complete and versatile flying disc player.