[54]21 for ChaseJuggler
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WJF profile video #2by juggleboy3601,976 views- 3:32
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Oh right! At the time I needed a 1 to get into the multiplex grip so that siteswap is perfect, now that I have the technique to catch into it I should try and work toward [54]24! better learn it with balls first..
LullusMagna 2 years ago
An easy way to discover multiplex patterns: take any siteswap and subtract the period from one of the numbers, and it's a valid siteswap for one less prop. Works for multiplex stuff too!
I found [54]21 by taking [54]24 and subtracting 3 from the 4 because it's a period 3.
In my opinion, Chris Fowler is absolutely THE MAN when it comes to club multiplexing. You should shoot him a message and see what he can do for you.
Glad you liked the pattern!
chasejuggler 2 years ago