In this video, Noah analyses the first half of the World Games final 2025 between Canada and USA. Stay tuned for Felix’s analysis of the second half coming very soon. Credit to @phototino on IG for the thumbnail shot.
Noah unpacks the universe point match between Germany and USA at the World Games 2025, where Dylan Freechild gets a clutch poach layout D in the final point.
One day ahead of the 2025 World Games Noah looks at all the poach blocks that occurred at the 2022 World Games and categorises them so you can learn all the different ways it’s possible to poach.
The Women’s Final of the 2024 World Ultimate Championships saw the two tournament favourites face off in what was the most highly anticipated game of the year. Lu breaks down what happened point-by-point with analysis of the key moments that decided the outcome of the game.
We also teamed up with Fris.DB who estimated the winning chances of each team throughout the game, you can check out more of their statistical analysis work over on instagram @fris.db.
You can watch the full game over on Ultiworld’s YouTube channel
Mexico U20 Mixed played Hexagon Offence at WJUC 2024, and in this video Felix takes a look at some highlights and then breaks down and analyses a full point played against Austria’s handler-sag defence.
Noah breaks down this visionary poach block by Mica Glass for Rhino in the USAU 2024 Club National Championships.
Patron-only video (any tier): Noah talks through the nuances of poaching in indoor ultimate – “Poaching occurs more frequently and differently compared to outdoor ultimate. I initially made this content to share with the university teams I’m coaching indoor ultimate to – specifically I wanted more people to understand the threat of players occupying or cutting towards the endzone, and show how high level indoor players recognise these threats and give up easier options to protect easy scores.”
If you’re not familiar with indoor ultimate, it’s a really fun watch, you can check out this full game here.
Harper Garvey shares his insights as he analyses several clips of his in-game deep throws – what was the game context, what was going through his mind at the time, and what he thinks of them now.
In this video, Noah looks at how Portland Rhino Slam! used switching and poaching to disrupts PoNY’s side stack flow by exploiting the inactivity of the 3rd handler or shallowest cutter.
For more on back to the attacker marking check out the previous analysis video
For more analysis of PoNY’s big ball woes check out this analysis from LT
A few months back the French U20 team defeated the US to win at the World Junior Ultimate Championships. In this video, Noah takes you through the perfect example of how to buzz switch to mark out upline give-go moves or to block break side flow.
You can watch the full game here
And if you want to learn more about countering handler switching then check out this video