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An extract from the Siteswaps DVD, featuring some 3-person passing siteswaps.
01:26
6240
2
29-11-2007
[3]
The Victoria Community College Juggling Research Institute performs complicated passing in the spirit of the Stanford Juggling Research Institute. Featuring Aaron Gregg, Bekka Rose and Mark Weston
04:12
6035
0
30-06-2007
[4]
Trailer for the most expansive, exhaustive, and exciting video project on siteswaps, ever!
01:32
5751
1
29-11-2007
[3]
Filmed at a bouldering spot just east of Perth innovatively called "Boulder Rock". The music is Illusion by VNV Nation.
The five main sequences show different families of siteswaps involving 1 or 2 high throws and juggling 4 or 3 balls underneath. The final 3 sequences involve different tricks with the lower balls, and the 4th sequence uses 75814 as the base pattern rather than 5.
Exact tricks for the final 3 sequences are:
3rd: 75751, 758514, 7595153, 75a51633, 75b517531, 75c5157413
4th: 7571, 75814, 759144, 75a1534, 75b16451, 75c173451
5th: 753, 8642, 97531, a85511, b963141
04:42
5504
2
29-04-2009
[7]
Ball routine. Siteswaps and gurning.
06:51
5438
0
10-12-2008
[3]
Some hard siteswaps
05:35
5380
2
29-09-2008
[8]
Some very difficuld old and new tricks/ siteswaps
04:58
5279
5
19-09-2009
[12]
An extract from the Siteswaps DVD.
01:51
5233
0
29-11-2007
[3]
Here's something I discovered while composing my thoughts for an upcoming siteswap-based tutorial for numbers juggling (still in progress)
I call them "siteswap pinch-ups." I don't think they have been described before.
02:36
5172
2
01-01-2010
[2]
Here's sort of the "Human Computer" way to deduce siteswap transition sequences between excited-state tricks. You map out the states, and look directly for ways to get from a state in one of the tricks to a state in the other.
14:09
5000
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09-10-2010
[1]
Some snippets from the interview sections in the Siteswaps DVD.
03:00
4937
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29-11-2007
[0]
Here's the way computers use the state-space to generate transition sequences ... and why that way doesn't work for people! Plus, there's a human-based way if you know of or can come up with a trick that has states in common with the two tricks you wish to transition between. /nPlease note that even if tricks have different levels of excitation, but nevertheless share states with one another, you can just go from the middle of one trick to the middle of the other (or wherever the tricks share the common state), without any "extra" throws.
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- siteswaps
- transition
- sequence
- excited
- state
- boppo
- bruce
- tiemann
- boppo's
- whiteboard
- instructional
- video
- tutorial
- educational
12:38
4912
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09-10-2010
[2]
Extract of the performance "Nosotros" with Nata Galkina in Buenos Aires "Teatro de la Comedia" 18.03.09
02:41
4849
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30-06-2009
[4]
A few years ago i filmed this basic Table Juggling tutorial.
The original idea was to push other jugglers to practice and film more advanced tricks inspired in using surfaces instead of air (more objects, longer periods, passing, bounce or roll...) I think the possibilities are amazing!
If you want to watch really complex table juggling there is a chapter in Social Siteswaps DVD by Gandini Juggling called Tables in Madrid that i filmed with my friend Daniel Shultz where we pass some period 10 tricks and some huge amount of objects and hard siteswaps.
01:24
4676
0
22-05-2012
[8]
training in berlin at jonglier katakomben - august 2009
04:53
4668
1
26-08-2009
[5]
The first video of a new series. Some nice siteswaps in there.
05:58
4580
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25-05-2008
[5]
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44141[22]
53141[22]
551133
641133
01:51
4477
2
28-05-2009
[9]
A wide range of siteswaps in a mills mess!
0:15 -- 534 into 53
0:38 -- 642 two ways
0:55 -- 64514
1:11 -- 74414
1:26 -- 55514
1:42 -- 6622 pirouette
2:05 -- 723
2:19 -- 552
2:31 -- 744
02:55
4399
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22-03-2009
[4]
11 multiplex siteswaps using 6 balls.
Mostly pretty basic and fairly messy./nfor anyone who cares:
-26[64]
-22[64][64]
-722[22][64][764]
-722[22][22][654][65]
-25[76]4
-25[76]771
-26[a8]67171
-25[22]4[764]4
-722[55][22] [33] [44][44][11] [33] [55][33]
01:25
4330
0
23-07-2011
[1]
The first version of Siteswaps. Performed at Circus Space London in 2000 as part of a show entitled Big. Performers: Ben Craft, Karen Boure, Sean Gandini, Kati Ylä-Hokkala, Manu Laude, Ian Marchant, Tomoko Tokushige and Elli.
09:04
4272
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22-10-2008
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