What violation occurs when you move with the disc without properly pivoting?

• A. Pivot
• B. Travel
• C. Stalling
• D. Fouling

Answer: (B)

When you have possession of the disc, you must establish a pivot foot and keep it planted while you rotate to throw. If you move your body or take steps with the disc instead of rotating around that planted foot, you’re traveling. This violation happens because moving with the disc without a legal pivot gives an unfair advance and breaks how possession is supposed to be maintained. To throw legally, plant one foot, pivot on it, and rotate your body to face your target before releasing. The other calls describe different situations—pivot is the legal action of rotating on the planted foot, stalling is a time-based count, and fouling involves contact—so they don’t fit this scenario.