Juggle together
Ambled Mini V is the first pattern to add an extra club to Wiebke’s Mini Scrambled family of patterns, specifically to Mini V (#6). Since it is shorter than a “full” Ambled pattern and has an easier feeding sequence, we might start recommending Mini Ambleds to people who want to start learning manipulation patterns with double passes.
Similar to how there exist more than 27 Ambled patterns, there should also be more than 6 “Mini Ambleds”. Does anyone want to find them all? 🙂
“Feedy wechsel dich” is a Scrambled V variation that was invented due to a leg injury. Now that we were developing “lazy” patterns for jugglers who won’t or can’t walk, we improved on it – by adding a club.
Does anyone really like vegemite toast? I only like the ambled version with zero calories!
Finally, the post has arrived!
Initially, we tried several ways of hand-delivering the carried club to B, but then decided that the timing is a little too tight. Instead, we opted for air-mail, which gives the manipulator just enough time to turn and catch the chop from A.
Scrambled Anna-Maria has always been special to me as I first juggled this pattern with an “old” friend and we named it for her ill daughter, Anna-Maria (sBiAcB). Now, we tried one of the possible ambled versions, with the number 9.4 in Lucas’ list.
The ambled project is going one step further! Lukas and Juli tried juggling ambled wankle motor years ago. At that time, we were absolutely unable to get around this problem: the carry to A can only be given as soon as A has a free hand (at least, that´s what we thought) and by that time, the self-substitute on C is supposed to happen – on the same beat but on the other side of the pattern.