Transitions out of (6x,4)*
thatguy
Thank you,
thatguy
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Sondre �verby
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> What are the easiest transitions out of (6x,4)* in clubs?
> Thank you,
> thatguy
>
Either add an (8x,6)* of the same colour, or a (6x,4)* of hearts, dimes,
or spades.
Sondre
lutkus
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> What are the easiest transitions out of (6x,4)* in clubs?
(4,6x)* is one of the easiest I can think of... did you have any specific
requirements as to which pattern you would like to transition into?
Johannes
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> What are the easiest transitions out of (6x,4)* in clubs?
> Thank you,
> thatguy
>
Hi,
I'm currently learning this transitions too, so I guess I can help a bit:
First option is one higher (6x,4) (so basically a (7,5x) or so), then a
(6x,4) on
the other side and after that the balls (or clubs of course) should all
fall into
the cascade nicely.
A less elegant but easier solution would be a high throw in stead of a 6,
hold
the 4 so you got 4 balls in your hand and one high throw in the air. Then
just
start the cascade. So something like (7,2)5555.
Hope this is understandable.
Sondre �verby
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> thatguy wrote:
> >
> > What are the easiest transitions out of (6x,4)* in clubs?
>
> (4,6x)* is one of the easiest I can think of... did you have any specific
> requirements as to which pattern you would like to transition into?
>
Tee hee
Sondre
thatguy
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> thatguy wrote:
> >
> > What are the easiest transitions out of (6x,4)* in clubs?
>
> (4,6x)* is one of the easiest I can think of... did you have any specific
> requirements as to which pattern you would like to transition into?
>
Probably just 5 club cascade. I am having a real problem with collisions
though.
Thank you,
thatguy
brianpdailey
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> What are the easiest transitions out of (6x,4)* in clubs?
> Thank you,
> thatguy
>
Hey TG!
Here is a link to a web-based generator of transitions:
http://cursomalabarismo.no.sapo.pt/jdb/ulbox.html
It is a featured link on Daniel's sweet siteswapgeneration.com
See you later.
bpd
thatguy
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> thatguy wrote:
> >
> > What are the easiest transitions out of (6x,4)* in clubs?
> > Thank you,
> > thatguy
> >
>
> Hey TG!
>
> Here is a link to a web-based generator of transitions:
>
> http://cursomalabarismo.no.sapo.pt/jdb/ulbox.html
>
> It is a featured link on Daniel's sweet siteswapgeneration.com
>
> See you later.
>
> bpd
>
things now.
Thank you,
thatguy
thatguy
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> thatguy wrote:
> >
> > What are the easiest transitions out of (6x,4)* in clubs?
> > Thank you,
> > thatguy
> >
>
> Either add an (8x,6)* of the same colour, or a (6x,4)* of hearts, dimes,
> or spades.
>
>
> Sondre
>
I don't get it. Were you just waiting for someone to say "clubs" on a
juggling forum?
Thank you,
thatguy
andanother
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> Sondre �verby wrote:
> >
> > thatguy wrote:
> > >
> > > What are the easiest transitions out of (6x,4)* in clubs?
> > > Thank you,
> > > thatguy
> > >
> >
> > Either add an (8x,6)* of the same colour, or a (6x,4)* of hearts, dimes,
> > or spades.
> >
> >
> > Sondre
> >
>
> I don't get it. Were you just waiting for someone to say "clubs" on a
> juggling forum?
> Thank you,
> thatguy
I'm amazed sometimes that the entertainment of wordplay is lost on some
Americans, yet not on some people for whom English is their second
language.
OT:
To me it makes the idea of learning a second language far more appealing.
Especially since I remember reading once that people who speak two or more
languages are statistically more intelligent. I think the correlation
implies causation. I also remember an article about a scientific study
showing that the more links a person makes with their brain the faster
they think. Unfortunately I have no hyperlinks (no pun intended) to back
this up.
thatguy
Is there some joke I am missing here besides the one about cards? I am
quite confused.
As to your second point, one could just as easily interpret the
correllation the other way. Because some people are more intelligent
learning other languages comes more easily to them.
But it is a moot point until some study is done.
Thank you,
thatguy
d_n_b
> I'm amazed sometimes that the entertainment of wordplay is lost on some
> Americans, yet not on some people for whom English is their second
> language.
Yep... Stupid Americans... What sort of hilarious joke will we miss next
time?
u never no,, cuz were all juts soooooooo stupiidddddddddddddddd!!!
andanother
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> andanother wrote:
>
> > I'm amazed sometimes that the entertainment of wordplay is lost on some
> > Americans, yet not on some people for whom English is their second
> > language.
>
> Yep... Stupid Americans... What sort of hilarious joke will we miss next
> time?
>
> u never no,, cuz were all juts soooooooo stupiidddddddddddddddd!!!
I was having a bad day. I regret that post.
I was disappointed with the xenophobia of some ignorant British
individuals the
night before. Apologies to anybody who was offended by my post. My
thinking and
reactions were flawed. My response had no place on this newsgroup. :(
d_n_b
No big deal. My response had no place here either. :)
Dan
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This post neither. Because it's just spam.
Oh wait, that's what I'm here to do... my bad. It HAS something to do
here. Well, not the part about it not having anything to do here - just..
this part.
Sondre