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- 18:15, 6 November 2024 7-club 2-count diagonal (doubles) (hist | edit) [985 bytes] Karsten (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Back to overview page: Double Passes == Pattern Description == Pretty much the same as 7-club 2-count (doubles). Only difference: one juggler starts the pattern with the other hand and then during the pattern both right hands and both left hands are in sync. Siteswap (same as 7-club 2-count (doubles), only starting hand switches for one juggler): <pre> A2|2 4p 3 B1|2 3 4p </pre> As text: <pre> A2|2 DPass Self B1|2 Self D...")
- 16:12, 6 November 2024 Multiplex Siteswap (hist | edit) [1,597 bytes] Karsten (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Multiplex throws in Siteswaps are written in square brackets. For example, <code>[45]</code> means two balls are thrown at the same time, one takes 4 beats and the other takes 5 beats until they are thrown again. The same rules as for vanilla siteswap apply - except that now two objects have to land on the site thrown later as a multiplex. Because squeeze-catches (catching two different throws at the same time) are hard to do, for practical purposes most often one of...")
- 15:48, 6 November 2024 8-club 2-count (hist | edit) [1,445 bytes] Karsten (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Patterns Before This One == * 7-club 2-count (doubles) == Pattern Description == This is a two count with usually double passes, i.e. usually both passers are throwing double passes with their right hand and selfs with their left hand. Also possible with triple passes. This is a half-synchronous pattern, so throws of both passers happen at the same time. Both jugglers start at the same time, both jugglers throw straight passes. Because passes are 5p, t...")
- 10:21, 29 October 2024 Parsnip's Brother Zapnips (hist | edit) [1,362 bytes] Karsten (talk | contribs) (Created page with "← Back to Zapnips (Zaps on Parsnips) Family ← '''Parsnip's Brother Zapnips''': These patterns are based on The ugly brother of parsnip - 77272 (PPPzz with 5 clubs) General rule: in any pattern, you can * change the sequence "pass,zip" of a either juggler to the sequence "flip,zap" * go one step further and change "pass,filp" of either juggler to "self,pass" You can swap between any of these patterns while juggling. === Base Pattern === * The ugly...")
- 10:07, 29 October 2024 PPPPz-Zapnips (hist | edit) [1,810 bytes] Karsten (talk | contribs) (Created page with "← Back to Zapnips (Zaps on Parsnips) Family ← '''PPPPz-Zapnips''': These patterns are based on Martin's One-Count, PPPPz with 6 clubs. This page and its patterns are part of the Zapnips Family type of patterns and their namesake. General rule: in any pattern, you can * change the sequence "pass,zip" of a either juggler to the sequence "flip,zap" * go one step further and change "pass,filp" of either juggler to "self,pass" You can swap between any...")
- 09:58, 29 October 2024 Parsnip Zapnips (hist | edit) [2,634 bytes] Karsten (talk | contribs) (Created page with "← Back to Zapnips Family ← '''Zapnips''': These patterns are based on Parsnip (PPzPz with 5 clubs) This page and its patterns are part of the Zapnips Family type of patterns and their namesake. General rule: in any pattern, you can * change the sequence "pass,zip" of a either juggler to the sequence "flip,zap" * go one step further and change "pass,filp" of either juggler to "self,pass" You can swap between any of these patterns while juggling....")
- 09:36, 29 October 2024 Inverted Zapnips (hist | edit) [2,103 bytes] Karsten (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Inverted Zapnips'': These patterns are b ased on Inverse Parsnip (PZZPZ with 4 clubs) This page and its patterns are part of the Zapnips type of patterns. General rule: in any pattern, you can * change the sequence "pass,zip" of a either juggler to the sequence "flip,zap" You can swapt between any of these patterns while juggling. === FZzPz - 47522 === <pre> A 1|1: P z F Z z B 1|1: Z z P z F </pre> A 1|1 and B 1|1: see Pattern Start Notation ;...")
- 10:23, 25 October 2024 Juggling 3 Objects Alone (hist | edit) [3,504 bytes] Karsten (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Typically people start juggling 3 balls, then learn more difficult 3-ball and 4-ball patterns and then start juggling with clubs, rings, etc. There are many tutorials on learning on how to juggle 3 balls, so I will skip this here for now. There is a logical progression of juggling patterns that lead up to juggling 5 balls (and above, but usually by then you know what good practice patterns are). The same list also applies for clubs *except* the 3 object patterns with...")
- 12:49, 27 August 2024 Evil side of 7-club 2-count (hist | edit) [1,811 bytes] Karsten (talk | contribs) (Created page with "This pattern is what you get when you take a 7-club 2-count (doubles) and you turn the whole pattern by 90° - i.e. the hands of the two jugglers on one side of the pattern become the hands of juggler A, the two hands on the other side become the hands of juggler B. Caveat: This is a pattern I haven't personally done, but some people have and I can write down the theory and describe the pattern. So instead of: * double passes, there are double selfs * right hand...")
- 12:23, 27 August 2024 4-count vs doublepass, self, zip, self - 96672666 (hist | edit) [2,113 bytes] Karsten (talk | contribs) (Created page with " == Pre-requisite == * Throwing the first double passes - self-pass == Sibling Pattern == This is the sibling pattern to 5-count vs doublepass, self, zip, self - 9667266666. The difference between the patterns is, which side has only selfs between passes and which has a self-zip in the sequence. == Pattern Description == This is the 4-count version of 5-count vs doublepass, self, zip, self - 9667266666. Main advantage is that 4-count is historically...")
- 16:14, 26 August 2024 8-club 2-count (doubles) (hist | edit) [319 bytes] Karsten (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Patterns to do Before This One == 7-club 2-count (doubles) == Pattern description == Really all very similar to 7-club 2-count (doubles), just faster. Both jugglers start with 4 clubs at the same time and immediately throw a faster 2-count with maybe a bit higher double passes. Siteswap: Not sure.")
- 16:05, 26 August 2024 Doublepass-zip (hist | edit) [1,194 bytes] Karsten (talk | contribs) (Created page with " Basically, this is the pattern that you get, when during a 7 club 2-count you drop one club and instead of a self, you fill the gap by doing a zip. Of course, this also means one side can do zips with one club less, while the other does selfs. Or expresed differently: you can mix patterns so that one juggler does a 7 club 2-count while the other does this -club pattern. This has two major differences to the 7 club 2-count: a) It's two clubs less and a much easier t...")
- 14:04, 26 August 2024 7-club 2-count diagonal double passes (hist | edit) [1,116 bytes] Karsten (talk | contribs) (Created page with " == Pattern Description == This is basically the same pattern as 7-club 2-count (doubles), only that the right hands of both passers are in sync with each other and also the left hands. As a consequence both passers have to throw diagonal passes and one passer has to throw all passes from their left hand. Because all throws are diagonal, all clubs have to pass through the middle. But as only one juggler throws a pass at any beat, they pass through there alterna...")
- 11:31, 23 August 2024 Oscar-II 53552 (hist | edit) [1,627 bytes] Karsten (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Patterns to do Before this one == * Oscar 53642 I strongly recommend doing Oscar first. Oscar is actually the more complex pattern mixing more different kinds of throws. The reason to do Oscar first is, that I think the similarities between the two patterns will make it more difficult to learn Oscar after learning this pattern. == Pattern Description == This is a 4 club pattern for which one stands pretty close together, so one can hand over a club to th...")
- 08:58, 23 August 2024 7-club 2-count (doubles) (hist | edit) [711 bytes] Karsten (talk | contribs) (Created page with " == Pattern Description == This is a two count with double passes, i.e. usually both passers are throwing double passes with their right hand and selfs with their left hand. This is a half-synchronous pattern, so throws of both passers happen at the same time, but other than in 6 club 4-count, 3-count, etc, the right hand of one passer is throwing at the same time as the left hand of the other passer. Siteswap: <pre> A2|2 4p 3 B1|2 3 4p </pre> As text: <pre>...") originally created as "7-club 2-count"
- 12:04, 18 August 2024 4-count with straight-diagonal color coding (hist | edit) [1,338 bytes] Karsten (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Patterns to do before this one == * Jim's 4-count * Jim's 2-count == Pattern description == You have clubs of two different colors, typically 3 of one color and 3 of another color, for example white and orange clubs. Now the rule is: we always stay in a kind of 4-count (3 selfs after a pass), but all orange clubs are thrown diagonal, causing a hurry while all white clubs are thrown straight. To run this pattern comfortably, you need to see the color...")
