Ever wondered what it takes to compete at the highest level of ultimate frisbee? Our new video, Mic’d Up Plus, gives you a front-row seat to the action and dives into the real-time physical demands of elite play through Marques Brownlee’s performance. Watch as live action meets cutting-edge data analysis to reveal the incredible athleticism behind the game.

Halftime Highlights

Marques spent significant time in Zone 4 during the first half, showcasing sustained high effort, with a peak heart rate of 185 bpm in Zone 5. Despite this, his heart rate recovered quickly to Zone 1 during breaks. He burned nearly 500 calories and covered almost 1.5 miles in just one half.

Full Game Insights

By the end of the game, Marques burned 1,200 calories and traveled over 2.5 miles. His heart rate spiked into Zone 5 during critical moments, reflecting maximum effort. Even with increased intensity in the second half, Marques maintained impressive recovery between plays.

Tournament Takeaways

Analyzing nationals data reveals how Marques’ effort scaled with the stakes. In pool play, he conserved energy, spending more time in lower zones. During finals, he spent 40% of the game in peak-intensity zones, traveling the farthest distance but showing signs of fatigue with reduced recovery time.

What's Next

This data showcases the immense physical demands of ultimate frisbee. How do other athletes compare? Stay tuned for more ultimate analysis’ to come. 

Check out our collab Instagram post for a sneak peek of the action.