This is one of the greatest things I’ve ever seen. This is a toss by Brodie Smith, Frisbee trick shot legend, from the Narrows Bridge in Perth, Australia. The distance is impressive but the LEAPING CATCH FROM A SPEEDBOAT is what really ties the room together:
Smith said the throw was off the Narrows Bridge in Perth, Australia, and was the brainchild of a late night run to McDonalds by himself and the How Ridiculous boys. They rented a boat and hashed out a plan.
Conspiracy theorists have already cried out that the video can’t be real, but it’s pretty clear that it is.
“I have no clue how you would even attempt to fake these videos,” Smith said.
We concur.
We also genuinely try to believe that after a while, certain genres of trick shots get old. But the creativity and sheer production effort of some of Smith’s best work demands extra views. He’s got it right – if you’re going to be a one-trick pony on the Internet, you better find a way to make that trick more impressive with time and repetition. Smith never fails.
So what’s next? Throwing a Frisbee to a passing open-cockpit airplane? Tossing the disk while skydiving? We’re all waiting, Mr. Smith.
via The Postgame

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