Takeouts “How to steal from your friends”
This guide by Aidan Burns explains takeout patterns for three to six people – from standard patterns like “Roundabout” to complicated things.
RESOURCES
Here, you can download tons of materials. Aidan Burns´great stuff is here right next to the Madison Area Jugglers´ Book and a link to Christian Kästner´s compatible siteswaps list. There are also links to the google sheets for scrambeld and ambled patterns and their theory. Go ahead and nerd on!
List of Scrambled V variations
The first and original Scrambled V was developed by the Biowup group in Hilden, Germany. Aidan Burns found a clever way to not only describe the already existing pattern, but to work out 27 possible variations. Here´s a Google sheet complete with video links.
Compatible siteswaps list by Christian Kästner
Different 4 handed siteswaps are compatible, meaning that juggler 1 can do a different pattern than juggler 2 – that´s especially great for juggling groups of mixed skills – better jugglers can pass a difficult pattern against an easy one. Christian Kästner compiled an online, searchable list of compatible 4 handed siteswaps.