Player

Player

Ted Oberhaus

Ted and his partner Murf had one of the hottest routines of 2003 at FPA Worlds Rimini. Ted is one of the most exciting players on the tour today,

“Ted Shred, Shred Oberhein” Playing since 19?? Active 1983 – 2006

55

Events

49

Wins

71

Podiums

Current standing

  • Rating · Open #16 1,189 · 648 matches

About

Ted is as gifted a player as you will find anywhere. His 5 major titles are just the tip of the iceberg.

Among his many fortes are his multiple spinning moves, a fantastic roll game and great delay work.What goes unnoticed to most is his uncanny ability to give perfect sets, either to himself or to his partners. The perfect team player in all regards. The only player who performs barefoot.

Always on the short list of players expected to win, Ted's success is a direct result of his athletic, dance, and technical skills. And Ted has a unique sense of the moment that adds excitement to all his routines.

Ted, along with partners Randy Silvey and Erwin Velasquez, won the Co-Op Division at the 2002 FPA World Championships in Boston. The 1993 #1 ranked player, Ted would still be fighting for the top spot if he'd go to more big tournaments. Regardless, his game is as vital as ever, and there is a long list of jammers begging to jam with him.

Along with Scott Sailor, Ted performed Off-Broadway in a theater performance by Pucci Sports. This touring performance has exposed Pro Disc Freestle to a unique audience and is a wonderful manifestation of what is possible with freestyle performances.

Career highlights
Performing freestyle frisbee in an Off-Broadway production with Scott Sailor (2000); Top Pairs Routine & Best Form of the 90s; #1 Ranked 1993.
How they started
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Favorite move
Double spinning gitis.
Partners
Flood, Erwin Velasquez, Randy Silvey, Scott Sailor, Dave Schiller, Dave Murphy, Pipo Lopez, Bob Coleman, John Dwork, Jan Ekman, Larry Imperiale and many more.
Media and appearances
Various local and national media.

Results