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* [http://www.fisb.net/ Federazione italiana Sbandieratori] The Italian official flag throwing federation.
* [http://www.fisb.net/ Federazione italiana Sbandieratori] The Italian official flag throwing federation.
* [http://www.legasbandieratori.net/ Lega italiana Sbandieratori] The Italian flag throwing league.
* [http://www.legasbandieratori.net/ Lega italiana Sbandieratori] The Italian flag throwing league.
* [http://www.fotw.us/flags/xf-thro.html Flag throwing], on ''Flags Of The World'' website.
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20050513055310/http://www.fotw.us/flags/xf-thro.html Flag throwing], on ''Flags Of The World'' website.
* [http://www.sbandieratoripieve.it/ricerca/ricerca.htm SbandierAutori - An italian book on the flag throwers tradition]
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20060509234311/http://www.sbandieratoripieve.it/ricerca/ricerca.htm SbandierAutori - An italian book on the flag throwers tradition]
* [http://www.schoolofthesword.com/bandiera.html Alfieri's "La Bandiera"] - Information on [[Francesco Alfieri|Francesco Alfieri's]] treatise on flag waving, 'La Bandiera', published in 1638
* [http://www.schoolofthesword.com/bandiera.html Alfieri's "La Bandiera"] - Information on [[Francesco Alfieri|Francesco Alfieri's]] treatise on flag waving, 'La Bandiera', published in 1638



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The art of flag throwing dates back to medieval guilds (principally in Italy). A guild's banner or flag was considered a symbol of purity, and as such it was not allowed to touch the ground.

There are two major categories of flag throwing: classical and acrobatical. In classical flag throwing, the flag is turned left and right around the body in a standing posture. In acrobatical flag throwing, the thrower uses both hands to move the flag in a sitting, laying, or kneeling posture.

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