Inverted Bookendsabout
A pattern thought up by Cameron Ford, and first juggled by Callum Baker, Lisa Ellipse and Cameron Ford. The base pattern is inverted bookends (pass self self pass self)
PATTERNS
Videos, notation and explanations of passing patterns.
Ambled LB
That one was a bi***! On paper, it looked nice and easy – but we had placement problems (already fixed in the video) and timing problems… not quite fixed in the video. Download ambled LB notation
Ambled Wankle engine
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 …
Tiddo’s Changeover
This is one of the newest patterns to Europe (from Canada via the USA). It was taught by Peter from Winconsin at the PassOut 2019 to 2020 in Königswiesen, Austria. We are still debating the notation (so that may change), as the manipulation is quite unusual. For juggling, carefully watch the video. The pattern has …
Zaps in 4-handed Siteswaps
The workshop is meant for beginners at 4-handed Siteswaps or Zaps (or both). The six patterns of the workshop use 4-6 clubs and also contain single passes, zips and a few Flips (4).
Hijacking in period 3, 5 and 7
In passing, hijacking is where one passer decides to change what pattern they are passing and their actions transitions their partner into a compatible pattern. Collectively these are also known as “programming” because you are programming your partner. Most people use programming and hijacking interchangeably.
