At the last Passout in Krelingen Christian from Pittsburgh brought the idea of doing take-outs in a 4‑handed siteswap and workshoped 726-about, "What's that about?" and "Manège à trois" (786-about), which I really enjoyed.
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Dust Devil in 3‑count
Dust Devil is a very nice walking pattern which was introduced to the passout mailing list in May 2018 by Dave and Athena Davis.
Ivy Romble
A nice pattern we juggled at Hamburg Juggling Convention 2018. It's a combination of two scrambled V variations with two manipulators.
Improve your zaps: 7 clubs 56789
Global 56789
J1(3)x: Heff Zap Pass Doublepass Self
J2(3)ll: Pass Doublepass Self Heff Zap
Improve your zaps: 6 clubs 85566
Global: 85566
J1(3)x: Heff Zap Self Zap Self
J2(3)ll: Zap Self Heff Zap Self
Improve your zaps: 5 clubs 852
Global: 852
J1(3)x: Heff Zip Zap
J2(3)ll: Zap Heff Zip
No magic, here.
Improve your zaps: 6 clubs 75666
Global: 75666
J1(3)x: Pass Self Self Zap Self
J2(3)ll: Zap Self Pass Self Self
J1 does crossing zaps – so he does strainght single passes! J2 does straight zaps, so he does crossing single passes.
The zap and the pass need to be a full beat different in their timing…so, floaty single passes might help!
The zap is magic, again.
Improve your zaps: 4 clubs 525
Global: 525
J1(2)x: Zap Zap Zip
J2(2)ll: Zap Zip Zap
If you get bored fast, do the zips behind the back!
Improve your zaps: 5 clubs 56662
This pattern was a part of the "Improving your zaps" workshop by Brook & Nicki. It is quite easy but more fun than 5 zaps 1‑count…
The zap is magic. Unfortunately we took only super beautiful red clubs to the beach, though.
J, C and a Crown
James and Cameron taught a very nice 7 club "righty lefty" passing workshop at Berlin convention 2018. I especially enjoyed their way of marking the starting juggler with a crown in their pattern notation.