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As a one-person pattern, it resembles the [[box]], but is easier to juggle from a throw-tec == Patterns to Practice Before This one == ...

A 1|2: P P Z P P B 1|2: P P P P Z ...

== Patterns to do before this one == * Patterns from the [[Selfless Passing]] series, at the very least a ...

...one stands pretty close together, so one can hand over a club to the other person. ...st handed over. At one point as a zip, then it is handed over to the other person. ...

[[Half-Synchronous Siteswap]]: (2p,2p) (2p,2p) (2,2) ...with 3 clubs starts and starts with a throw to the full hand of the other person) ...

'''Zap-The-Lame-Duck''' is a 3-person [[feeding|feed]] with [[zap zap zip]] as Feeder. == Required Patterns == ...

== Patterns to do before this one == == 2-count == ...

...same hand. Because each hand has no other throw to do before catching the "2"-throw again, they can be skipped and just held in the time until two beats ...so there are more beats before the same object is thrown again and here a "2" becomes a [[zip]] ...

...] and some other patterns/tricks one that may make beginning with heffs in patterns a bit easier. == Patterns to do before this one == ...

'''Zap-The-Killer-Bunny''' is a 3-person [[feeding|feed]] of one [[zap zap zip]] feeding two [[Killer Bunny]]. == Required Patterns == ...

...ack to their partner. If one person does all throws straight and the other person does all throws diagonal, both will have starts of that sequence beginning ...s in the right hand and one club in the left. This is written as <code>A 1|2</code> ...

== Patterns to do Before == ** The person doing straight zaps cannot have them go inwards ...

...escribes a lot of "classical" patterns. 4-count, 3-count,… but also 7-club 2-count. All throws with yourself just like 1-person siteswaps, all passes get a "p" appended: ...

...ff]]s are a throw to the same hand that threw the object, as a one-person (2-hand) siteswap usually represented as a "4", i.e. there is one throw from t ...assing patterns. The next steps are probably the 5 club and 6 club why-not patterns from the why-not family (with passes, not with zaps) and finally the popcor ...

== Patterns to Do before This == ...one stands pretty close together, so one can hand over a club to the other person. ...

A starts with 3 clubs and throws diagonal passes, B starts with 2 clubs and throws straight passes. == Next Patterns == ...

[https://passist.org/siteswap/720?jugglers=2 Animation and diagrams] (click for animation) One person does diagonal throws, the other does straight throws. ...

This pattern is period 3 with three different throws. These patterns are usually relatively hard, despite the short period. I think that is bec == Patterns to do before this one == ...

== Patterns to do before this one == * [[Jim's 2-count]] ...

...can try 2 clubs and one ball or all 3 clubs. It only makes sense to go to 2 clubs if you can run that pattern longer than with all 3 clubs. == Holding 2 Clubs in 1 Hand == ...