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* [[ 5-club 1-count ]] very good to fix your throws, because it is so slow |
* [[ 5-club 1-count ]] very good to fix your throws, because it is so slow |
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* [[ inverted parsnip ]] - "selfless passing" - 4 club pattern. |
* [[ inverted parsnip ]] - "selfless passing" - 4 club pattern. |
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== Preliminary Practice == |
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Start by practicing one side of the pattern first. Three clubs on and two hands |
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* left hand of A and right hand of B, then |
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* right hand of A and left hand of B |
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== 6 club one-count == |
== 6 club one-count == |
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[[Siteswap]]: <3p,3p> |
[[Siteswap]]: <3p,3p> |
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P=[[pass]] |
P=[[pass]] |
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Important: Make sure your passes are not too short, here your partner needs to throw a pass underneath each of your incoming passes. If your passes are short, your partner has to throw around them on the left or right side of the incoming pass. This forces your partner to not do a straight pass and can result in considerably worse passes that you receive. |
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== Companion Pattern == |
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[[parsnip]] - this is of similar difficulty. Good to practice both around the same time. |
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== Next Patterns == |
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See the [[Selfless Passing]] series. |
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Latest revision as of 01:49, 14 September 2023
Patterns to do before this one
If you notice that passes of you or your partner get noticeably worse compared to easier patterns, go back to:
- 5-club 1-count very good to fix your throws, because it is so slow
- inverted parsnip - "selfless passing" - 4 club pattern.
Preliminary Practice
Start by practicing one side of the pattern first. Three clubs on and two hands
- left hand of A and right hand of B, then
- right hand of A and left hand of B
6 club one-count
Siteswap: <3p,3p>
Sequence: A and B start at the same time and both throw straight passes
A 1|2: P B 1|2: P
P=pass
Important: Make sure your passes are not too short, here your partner needs to throw a pass underneath each of your incoming passes. If your passes are short, your partner has to throw around them on the left or right side of the incoming pass. This forces your partner to not do a straight pass and can result in considerably worse passes that you receive.
Companion Pattern
parsnip - this is of similar difficulty. Good to practice both around the same time.
Next Patterns
See the Selfless Passing series.
