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A '''Triple Self''' is a high throw to the other hand during which the club turns three times.
A '''Triple Self''' is a high throw to the other hand during which the club turns three times.


First, just try throwing a triple into a regular 3 club cascade and just wait until it arrives.
First, just try throwing a triple into a regular 3 club cascade and just wait until it arrives. Do a normal 3-club cascade with singles untile the pattern is stable again, then attempt the next triple. Do this until you can do every throw as a triple without regular single-selfs in between.


The probably easiest next step to start into triple selfs is by throwing 531 with the 5 as a triple as a trick into a regular 3 club cascade. Make sure to practice triples with both hands. Wait until the pattern has stabilized until you attempt the next 531 triple.
The probably easiest next step to start into triple selfs is by throwing 531 with the 5 as a triple as a trick into a regular 3 club cascade. Make sure to practice triples with both hands. Wait until the pattern has stabilized until you attempt the next 531 triple.

Latest revision as of 09:56, 19 March 2026

A Triple Self is a high throw to the other hand during which the club turns three times.

First, just try throwing a triple into a regular 3 club cascade and just wait until it arrives. Do a normal 3-club cascade with singles untile the pattern is stable again, then attempt the next triple. Do this until you can do every throw as a triple without regular single-selfs in between.

The probably easiest next step to start into triple selfs is by throwing 531 with the 5 as a triple as a trick into a regular 3 club cascade. Make sure to practice triples with both hands. Wait until the pattern has stabilized until you attempt the next 531 triple.