WFDF becomes newest recognised International Federation

Based in Boulder, Colorado, USA, the organisation governs the disc sports of ultimate, beach ultimate, freestyle, guts, overall and double disc court as well as other disc sports.

The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has welcomed the World Flying Disc Federation as the newest recognised International Federation (IF) of the IPC Family.

With 60 members from around the world, the WFDF acts as the international governing body of all flying disc sports, with responsibility for sanctioning World Championships and other international flying disc events, establishing uniform rules, and setting standards for and recording of world records.

Based in Boulder, Colorado, USA, the organisation governs the disc sports of ultimate, beach ultimate, freestyle, guts, overall and double disc court as well as other disc sports.

As a recognised IF, WFDF has agreed to the IPC Medical Code, IPC Classification Code and World Anti-Doping Code, and its classification system is constantly being updated and improved to make competition as fair as possible.

The IPC has agreed to extend its continuous support to helping further develop disc sports as para-sports in the coming years.