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(Flips are thrown as flats in the animation shown here, but are supposed to be [[flip]s, this will be fixed at some point in the future. Passist.org shows flips instead) |
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== PFZPz - 77425 == |
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== PPzFz - 74752 == |
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== PFZFZ - Sir Zaphod Flipalot (Jr.) - 57445 == |
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We can also go one step further on the "PPz" part, transforming both Passes into Zaps, the zip becomes a Self. |
We can also go one step further on the "PPz" part, transforming both Passes into Zaps, the zip becomes a Self. |
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A starts with a Zap (although A only has 2 clubs), B follows a bit later with a pass: |
A starts with a Zap (although A only has 2 clubs), B follows a bit later with a pass: |
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And this can of course be combined with Flip-Zap on the ramaining Pass-Zip: |
And this can of course be combined with Flip-Zap on the ramaining Pass-Zip: |
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== SZZFZ - 55564 == |
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Revision as of 15:12, 27 May 2024
"Zapnips" are patterns based on the Selfless Passing series and specifically based on Parsnip, but some of the passes are changed to a kind of "early zap".
All the patterns based on Parsnip in this way stay compatible with Parsnip.
--> One side can throw Parsnip, the other side can throw one of these. You can also change between all of these patterns (and Parsnip) while juggling.
Difficulty
With the patterns I included so far:
- "technical" difficulty: easy to medium
- "lyrics" difficulty: medium to hard (5 different things on a period 5 pattern in one case)
Patterns based on Parsnip (5 clubs)
The local base pattern sequence of Parsnip for a juggler is PPzPz (Pass, Pass, zip, Pass, zip).
Every combination "pass, zip" can be switched to become "Flip, Zap", leading to these three seqences:
(Flips are thrown as flats in the animation shown here, but are supposed to be [[flip]s, this will be fixed at some point in the future. Passist.org shows flips instead)
PFZPz - 77425
A 1|2: P F Z P z B 1|1: P z P F Z
P=pass ; z=zip ; Z=Zap ; F=full Flip;
Long form:
A 1|2: Pass Flip Zap Pass zip B 1|1: Pass zip Pass Flip Zap
PPzFz - 74752
A 1|2: P P z F Z B 1|1: F Z P P z
P=pass ; z=zip ; Z=Zap ; F=full Flip;
PFZFZ - Sir Zaphod Flipalot (Jr.) - 57445
A 1|2: P F Z F Z B 1|1: F Z P F Z
P=pass ; z=zip ; Z=Zap ; F=full Flip;
We can also go one step further on the "PPz" part, transforming both Passes into Zaps, the zip becomes a Self.
SZZPz - 56752
A starts with a Zap (although A only has 2 clubs), B follows a bit later with a pass:
A 1|1: Z Z P z S B 1|2: P z S Z Z
P=pass ; z=zip ; Z=Zap ; F=full Flip; S=Self
And this can of course be combined with Flip-Zap on the ramaining Pass-Zip:
SZZFZ - 55564
A 1|1: Z Z F Z S B 1|2: F Z S Z Z
P=pass ; z=zip ; Z=Zap ; F=full Flip; S=Self
