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5-ball siteswap pattern
- Objects
- 5 balls
- Period
- 9
- Max
- 9
- Difficulty
- Advanced
- 1
- Quick transfer. A quick, low transfer straight across to the other hand, barely leaving it.
- 2
- Hold. The ball is simply held for a beat while the other hand does the work.
- 3
- Low throw. Thrown lower and faster than usual, across to the other hand.
- 4
- Low throw. Thrown lower and faster than usual, back to the same hand.
- 5
- Normal throw. A normal cascade-height throw, across to the other hand.
- 6
- High throw. Thrown higher than the pattern's usual height, back to the same hand. It buys time for the other throws.
- 7
- High throw. Thrown higher than the pattern's usual height, across to the other hand. It buys time for the other throws.
- 8
- Very high throw. Thrown higher than the pattern's usual height, back to the same hand. It buys time for the other throws.
- 9
- Very high throw. Thrown higher than the pattern's usual height, across to the other hand. It buys time for the other throws.
1×
4.2/s
52%
Tempo sets how high the throws go. Dwell is how long a ball rests in the hand.
Every throw height from one to nine, used exactly once, in order. The clearest possible demonstration that a siteswap is just a list of instructions.
Similar
Shares structure or feel with this one.
Easier
Lower difficulty, if this is a stretch.