double disc court
dou
ˈdʌ
da
ble
bəl
bēl
disc
dɪsk
disk
court
ko:rt
kort
British pronunciation
/dˈʌbəl dˈɪsk kˈɔːt/
DDC

Definition & Meaning of "double disc court"in English

Double disc court
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a sport where two teams aim to land discs on each other's court sections

What is "double disc court"?

Double Disc Court (DDC) is a frisbee sport played by two teams, each consisting of two players, using two flying discs. The game takes place on two square courts, each 13 meters on each side, positioned 17 meters apart. The goal is for each team to defend their court by catching incoming discs and to attack the opposing team's court by throwing discs into it. Points are scored when a team successfully lands a disc in the opponent’s court or when the opposing team commits a fault, such as allowing a disc to land outside the court boundaries. DDC requires quick reflexes, strategic planning, and precise throwing skills, making it a challenging and engaging sport.

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Examples
Communication between teammates is crucial in DDC.
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