Jen Pashley started playing ultimate at a small college in upstate New York and spent three years on the East Coast playing for various Mixed club teams before moving to Tucson, Arizona. There she played two years with the University of Arizona’s Scorch and assisted coaching in 2010 and 2012, played three club seasons and attended Club Nationals with Barrio, captaining in 2009, and founded and captained Venom, the Arizona women’s club team in 2011. Although she’s a resident of Yosemite, she’s currently training and living in Tucson.
Know what's worse than being injured? Staying injured. In her latest, Jen takes a look at the physical and emotional battle that is getting back to good health.
You're waiting to hear back from that team you tried out for. Have they texted you? Facebook message? You check Snapchat? Jen on the ups and downs of emotional attachment.
"If I could travel in time, I would go back to relive my first college ultimate practice." Jen writes about her progression as a player and the moments that have pushed her along.
Jen uses storytelling and video to highlight and celebrate the willpower, talent, and athleticism that make women's ultimate a beautiful game in this week's Making Fury.