About Rob

Rob “Frisbee Rob” McLeod is a motivational speaker and frisbee ambassador living in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. He currently holds 6 Guinness World Records, 12 World Championships and the Canadian Distance Record.

Rob has appeared in the 2014 & 2015 Guinness Book of World Records, the 2015 Ripley’s Believe It Or Not! Reality Shock! book and the 2015 Readers Digest Canada Day edition. Rob has also created a children’s book titled The Davy Rule.

Rob competes in dog disc exclusively with Davy Whippet. Find out more about Davy at http://www.davywhippet.com.

 

6 Guinness World Records

Distance to Canine Catch

402 foot throw and catch to Davy Whippet

Canine MTA

10.59 second throw and catch to Davy Whippet

MTA on Ice Skates

14.14 second Maximum Time Aloft self catch on ice skates

TRC on Ice Skates

92.4 metre Throw, Run and Catch self catch on ice skates

SCF on Ice Skates

163.77 total Self Caught Flight score on ice skates

Drink Cans Hit in One Minute

28 drink cans hit in one minute with a flying disc

Stats

Personal Bests:

  • Longest throw with an ultimate disc – 130 yards
  • Longest throw with a golf disc – 217 metres (712 feet) (Canadian Distance Record)
  • Longest throw to a dog with a dog disc (Hero Xtra 235) – 116.55 yards (Quadruped World Record)
  • Longest throw to a dog with a dog disc (Innova Condor) – 134 yards (WFDF/Guinness World Record)
  • Longest throw to a dog with a dog disc (Super Hero) – 97 yards (Skyhoundz World Record)
  • Longest throw with a mini disc (Innova 41g Mini Driver) – 122.5 yards (Canadian Mini Distance Record)
  • Maximum Time Aloft (MTA) – 15.37 seconds (Canadian Record)
  • Canine MTA – 10.59 s (WFDF/Guinness World Record)
  • Throw, Run, Catch (TRC) – 89.6 metres (Canadian Record)
  • Self Caught Flight – 163.54 (15.37 seconds/79 metres)(Canadian Record)
  • Maximum Time Aloft (on ice skates) – 14.14 seconds (WFDF/Guinness World Record)
  • Throw, Run, Catch (on ice skates) – 92.4 metres (WFDF/Guinness World Record)
  • SCF (on ice skates) – 163.77 (14.14 second/86 metres) (WFDF/Guinness World Record)
  • Accuracy – 16
  • Hole in ones – 14

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