PATTERNS Archives - Passing Zone

AMVOS

11th November 2024 by Juli

We were looking for a pattern for 5 jugglers without much running and as little manipulation as possible. Well, we managed! Ambled Mini V on socks is a very chill “on socks”.

Chippy-Zippy

19th October 202319th October 2023 by Piet

Chippy-Zippy is a combination of two existing patterns. Zippy (invented by Dr. Ed) and Chippy (the Zippy variation with a chop). Because both manipulators manipulate on their own beats it works pretty good together. The base pattern, a 9 club PPS runaround stays the same as in Zippy and Chippy.

BrunEd

22nd June 202222nd October 2021 by Nicki

BrunEd is an ambidextrous 4-person manipulator pattern with five manipulation actions.
It is based on the idea of MinuEd, a three-person manipulation pattern based on Pass Pass Self, which was invented by Ed Clark back in 2015. The base pattern is Brunos Nightmare in Pass Pass Self.

966-about-on-socks

22nd June 20226th March 2021 by Nicki

966-about-on-socks is a 4-person passing pattern with 9 clubs, where every juggler should be able to pass 7 clubs in 3-count with double passes.

Dust Devil in 3-count

23rd June 202231st July 2019 by Nicki

Dust Devil is a very nice walking pattern which was introduced to the passout mailing list in May 2018 by Dave and Athena Davis.

Brunickolf

19th May 202222nd July 2019 by Nicki

Brunicki

4th January 20206th January 2019 by Juli

Brunicki is a 4 person manipulation pattern based on Bruno´s 3-count and 6-count feed. It is technically ambidextrous but as the jugglers always stay on their side of the pattern, each jugglers´ part is always on the same hand.

Scrambled 3V on doublesocks

21st June 20227th May 2018 by Jenny Diener

If you combine 2 scrambled patterns, you may as well have 2 people “on socks”.
Or: We are 7. Should we split up or can we do something together?

Y you follow the frog on socks?

19th May 20226th May 2018 by Jenny Diener

Zippy

18th March 20222nd October 2017 by Juli

Zippy is the new craze of 2017! Invented by Dr. Ed and taught at Passout in Cambourne, it went like fire all over German Conventions. Is it hard? Well…if you are used to ambidextrous manipulations as well as 9 club PPS runaround – no.