The terms of the following board positions are up for re-election this year:
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Thanks to Bethany, Majka/Cesco, and Edo for helping and working so hard for the FPA over the last few years!
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The FPA is now accepting candidates for these positions. If you have time, energy, and ideas to help the sport grow, please send your candidacy or nominations to president@oldpagedev.freestyledisc.org.
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The deadline for nominations is October 1, 2025.
Congratulations to Daniel Hernández on being selected as the FPA’s new Content Coordinator!
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By bringing more consistent messaging across all of the FPA’s social media platforms, creating fresh content, and helping promote our sport, we hope to spread the jam even further and build a stronger, more connected freestyle community.
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Daniel is a fantastic jammer from Medellín, Colombia, and is also part of the team organizing the 2027 Freestyle World Championships. His passion for freestyle, combined with his experience in social media and content creation, makes him an excellent fit for this role.
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We encourage everyone in the freestyle community to support Daniel by sharing ideas, photos, videos, stories, and events. Together, we can help showcase the incredible people and moments that make freestyle so special.
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Thank you, Daniel, and welcome to the team!
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The Freestyle Players Association (FPA) is launching a 3-month pilot program and is looking for someone to help tell the stories of our community.
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We are seeking a motivated freestyle player or highly engaged community member who can help create, coordinate, and publish content across FPA communication channels.
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• Create and publish content for FPA social media channels
• Write and publish website articles
• Help prepare the monthly FPA newsletter
• Collect stories, photos, videos, and updates from events around the world
• Coordinate with Tournament Directors, players, and organizers
• Help cover major events, including FPAW and other international tournaments
• Provide a short monthly activity report
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Ideally someone who:
• Is actively involved in the freestyle community
• Attends events regularly or is well connected to active players
• Has experience with social media platforms
• Can write clear and engaging content in English
• Has basic graphic design skills or can effectively use modern design tools as support
• Is reliable, proactive, and able to work independently
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• Duration: 3 months
• Expected workload: approximately 8–12 hours per week
• Compensation: $500 USD per month
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This is a pilot project designed to help FPA build a more consistent communication system and support the launch of the new FPA website.
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Please send:
• A short introduction about yourself
• Your experience with social media, content creation, or community work
• Examples of relevant work, if available
• A brief explanation of why you would be a good fit for this role
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As part of the selection process, shortlisted candidates may be asked to prepare a sample social media post and/or website article based on a real FPA topic.
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Applications close: July 11
Send your application to: marketing@oldpagedev.freestyledisc.org
The freestyle community has incredible stories, experiences, and ideas to share—and now is your chance to inspire others.
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The World Flying Disc Federation (WFDF) is launching a series of free, 30-minute educational webinars and is inviting members of the global freestyle frisbee community to become presenters.
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We’re looking for sessions on topics such as:
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Whether you have years of experience or a successful project you’d like to share, your knowledge can make a difference.
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Interested in presenting?
Please contact Maria Fernanda Meza Bonilla at mafer.bonilla@wfdf.sport for more information.
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Together, we can continue to strengthen and expand freestyle frisbee worldwide.
Dear FPA-Board,
I just learned by accident that our Annual Membership Meeting is tomorrow.
I’m sorry, but it’s not the first time that such an important information dries up in the sand. I know you ‘re all working voluntarily but I don’t understand how something like this can happen. Nobody is on FB any more. Except the old generation of Freestyle Frisbee Players. We need to pull the stream of information from there asap. Did you try to reach out the the Players in a different way, too? If yes in how and why did some members didn’t get notified?
I’m very well aware that everyone is working voluntary and that the FPA as well as other federations is lacking staff but I don’t understand who this keeps happening, especially for the most important event for members. I’ve addressed my difficulties with the FPAs information politics in the past already and I don’t like to be put in that role of the permanent whiner. Something like this simply cannot happen.
What happened to the newsletter? I personally think you should cancel the event and sent out proper invitations to every member for another date.
With all due respect, I hope that some olks resonate with my perspective and understand my anger