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| 1-up 4-up [5] |
n/a |
An easy 5b trick that looks good, two variations. |
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| 1-up 2-up [3] |
n/a |
A classic beginners pattern, here with a crossed-arms-twist. Little unsteady ending. |
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| Two in one hand I [2] |
40 |
A variation of the T.I.O.H. with "penguin-catches". |
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| Two in one hand II [2] |
40 |
Another variation of the T.I.O.H. with bounces against the other hand. |
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| Two ball arms crossed [2] |
n/a |
A little tricky thing if you havn't done it before. |
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| 2x2x [2] |
(2x,2x) |
...plus an added version of front/back swaps. Are they really 2x?.. hm. |
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| 3b mux-throw. [5] |
24[22]3[345] |
Cool trick, try make a (jump)start from 4[222] to 5 with it. |
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| 3 in one hand I [3] |
60 |
Three balls in one hand. Doesn't fail to impress in a three ball routine. Don't forget to practice your left hand too. |
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| [33][11] shower [6] |
[33][11] |
The "double" shower, quite hard, reqires good control of stacked balls. |
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| 3 in one hand II [3] |
n/a |
A "cheat" version of three in one hand. Try splitting them alot and go directly into the real one (60). |
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| 3 in one hand forkmultiplex [3] |
n/a |
A really strange multiplex I found out myself, it's important NOT to make the stacked balls vertically aligned. |
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| 3 to 5 to 3 [5] |
n/a |
A transition from 3 to 5 and back to 3 again. Dancey mentions it, and it's a nice thing. |
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| Four four one [3] |
441 |
A trick I really like, here wevaved into a 3b casc. Ends off with a outside variation. |
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| 4 in one hand [4] |
80 |
Have this solid in both hands, and you're in for the 8b fountain qualification. |
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| 4 split... [4] |
(2,[4x4]) (2,4x) ([4x4],2) (4x,2) |
The multiplexed crossed 4's is taken behind back, can be varied in many ways, including extended to 5b. |
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