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Created page with "= Patterns to do before this one == The sequence of the pattern is zap, zap, zip, pass, self. There are several well-known patterns which are a partial sequence of this one: * zap zap zip * 720 - zip-pass * 2-count (with passes from the left as well as with passes from the right hand) * 3-count and/or PPS (pass, pass, self) to practice passes from both hands More general, for good high passes and zaps: * Parsnip * 5-club 1-count with zaps..." |
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= Patterns to do before this one == |
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The sequence of the pattern is zap, zap, zip, pass, self. There are several well-known patterns which are a partial sequence of this one: |
The sequence of the pattern is zap, zap, zip, pass, self. There are several well-known patterns which are a partial sequence of this one: |
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Revision as of 19:45, 27 December 2025
Patterns to do before this one
The sequence of the pattern is zap, zap, zip, pass, self. There are several well-known patterns which are a partial sequence of this one:
- zap zap zip
- 720 - zip-pass
- 2-count (with passes from the left as well as with passes from the right hand)
- 3-count and/or PPS (pass, pass, self) to practice passes from both hands
More general, for good high passes and zaps:
This pattern brings together a lot of variety from all kinds of different patterns, so there's many patterns to suggest to do before trying this one. That just means it shares a lot of features with simpler patterns, not necessarily that it is extremely difficult. I.e. do not be deterred by the long list of pre-requisite patterns if you feel like you want to try it.
Gespenst 57562
A: straight passes, crossing zaps B: crossing passes, straight zaps
as siteswaps:
A(1|2): 2.5 2.5 1 3.5 3 B(1|1): 3.5 3 2.5 2.5 1
as throws:
A(1|2): zap zap zip pass self B(1|1): pass self zap zap zip
Siteswap: 57562
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