Lovely

the antiball idea made no sense to me

So let me guess, if we use for example 33-3 things won't change much, because you have three balls and 1 antiball, but they never meet so nothing strange happen, and the pattern looks the same.

Amazing video👍

I'm so glad I discovered this video! Excellent juggling, excellent music, and very clever use of glow props. This is a wonderful way to visualize different siteswaps!

less complexity, more creativity.

I'd like to see someone combine bounce juggling on the floor and throwing them up in the air, that would be another way of negative siteswap

cool trick with the glowing balls, and interesting concept

You show a picture of Dirac having the idea that antiballs are ordinary balls traveling backwards in time. I believe this idea is due to Feynman (and popularized by his advisor, Wheeler).

Wow, that is pretty insane. Although still not sure how it is physically possible to catch a throw before you throw it.

I wanted to cry, and also wanted to hurl ... So awesome ... Can barely handle ... Ahrg!

Hi Filthy. Do you even juggle?

hehe no need ive seen it :)

wow this is amazing! what is the siteswap at 1.43?

Interesting. =) Btw, do you know that "siteswap" isn't jugglable but "siteawsp" is jugglable. ;)

MATHEMATICAL!!!

I thought I would mention that you could use the "roof" or ^ notation to be more precise on your siteswap family definitions if you want to. For example 94444 can be written as 94^4. And 74474497531 could be (744)^2 (97531). This would lead to a family definition like xx3^(x-5) where 6 <= x <= a, for your family at 1:35 as an example. I prefer to use set notation so I would write it as { xx3^(x-5) | 5 < x < b }. This notation actually reveals that ground state (pattern 55) is in the same family.

Hurray !

amazing!

well, this is really cool, but I don't get it AT ALL...

what song is this? and some great juggling too

amazing props! - completely mindblowing! also, really expensive :(

i ve lost my words!! you are genius!! I just dont get the fact why this video has so less views...

brilliant

I might have commented before but I just watched this again and felt the need to say how insanely amazing it is. It's really insanely amazing!!

I'm trying to figure out what the equivalent siteswaps would be if you treated the antiballs as regular balls. So far I have: 30-220-30 is [32]0320, 6150-40-22 is [64]15020, 416012-62-22 is [46]1601222, 615-2-4-1613-6-5-2-20 is [64][12]561561322 (not totally correct because the original one doesn't alternate sides), and I just can't get the last two. Does anyone know of an algorithm/formula to convert them?

Hey, that's beautiful!! Even (or maybe especially) plain 'ol 6.

What type of balls are these and how did you have to program them? Because I would love to get my hands on a pair of those. By the way, I really loved the concept. I hope there will be a number 2 soon.

Very nice. Impressive 91357 among others. Hope you make more of these cool siteswap videos. -Miika

increible!!!!

Wow. I've never seen anyone do even half of these siteswaps before! And the rainbow colors were a nice touch :)

OK so they call it Pebble juggling because he juggles on a rock???

Very nice. I don't think I will ever bother to learn most of those siteswaps. They just seem so complicated. I like your rainbow siteswap video as well. Very sick!

those were some Duurrrtyyyy sitewswaps...in the best most awesomely cool way possible

Great video! m trying to figure this out but somewhere im not sure about the logic. Each hand is every other number still? If so, for me the 30-220-30 would mean a 3 being thrown with your right hand. 0 for the left hand being empty. -2 for the antiball landing in your right? The 2 for holding the ball in your left. 0 for not holding the antiball in your right? -3 for the antiball landing in your left and the last 0 for not holding a ball in your right. It confusing, please explain again.

Brilliant!

Awesome video, awesome tricks and very awesome music as well.

I love the music and the location of this video. Please keep them coming, and the juggling is fantastic, too.

wow, that really helps me to "see" the tricks...With no background, you can really see what the patterns are. I had no idea that you could write down a trick, like writing music!!

Absolutely mind blowing!! The juggling, the filming. Thanks and please keep 'm coming.

beautiful work!!

that looks cool!

I likes that

wow you're a real siteswap master! what balls do you use here? they seem to be really small...

Brilliant idea, elegant execution. Thank you for sharing!

Spectacular.

Incredible! NASA should hire you.. for some reason :) Do you practise a lot for each siteswap, or have you come to the point where the main thing is remembering the combinations?

awesome siteswapage man!

You should've been inside the hanger with the shuttle in the background for max effect.

lol i'd laugh if a bird comes down and snatches one of ur balls anyways nice juggling n sunset 5/5