I know many of you have had issues with Lei Out. The move to Huntington this past year was helpful in addressing some of those concerns, but there’s more to do. And my goal with my team is to address these issues to improve the tournament experience for everyone. So there’s a lot of changes we intend to implement, such as increased staffing, increased amenities, satellite Frisbee Centrals so no matter where your team is on the beach, you’re not far from getting food, water, medical attention, and information. I believe in financial transparency. And I am big on open communication.

I believe Lei Out can continue to grow, so long as we’re staffed correctly and every team gets the same level of treatment. So I really hope you get excited too by the changes we’re going to implement, and I think you’re going to be very pleased.

Also, it’s important to mention that we’re supportive and respectful of Throwback. They made a point to bring a lot of problems with Lei Out to light, and offered an alternative event with honorable values that I personally agree with. Their success last year was a clear reflection of the fact that there were changes that needed to be made. We sat down together this year and discussed options for next year and the future. For this coming year, we agreed to be separate but cooperative tournaments. I also think we have a lot to prove to them. To not just talk, but have real action. And I look forward to meeting, and exceeding that challenge.

Registration will be opening very soon.

Thanks for reading. I hope to see you out there.

Andy Bandit