Siteswap Montage

[@23Vacuu]

Wow Phil! Super great to see some impressive siteswaps. And to know that there are other jugglers out there who like to go deep into the theory of siteswap to be creative, makes me happy! Awesome, keep it up!

[@NickRoberts99]

Wonderful! You inspire me to practice more every time you post a video.

[@alexpi7511]

so good! lots of fun to watch those crazy patterns

[@ivanschleppenbach6461]

I laughed. I cried. I was filled with joy, sadness, hope, and passion. So many emotions in such a short amount of time. Nice work. P.s. More 7 balls please! That was by far my favorite part of the video.

[@mistergolfer7]

Haha, thanks. The 7b tricks are always the hardest!

[@askowalc]

Just now saw this. So many siteswaps. How do I like this more than once? GJ, Phil!!!!!!!

[@mistergolfer7]

I miss seeing your videos. I hope you're still juggling a bit!

[@vincyman7445]

Great, i can't keep watching it ! It keeps me motivated for training, thank you.

[@CirqueQuirk]

Phil... love your videos.. but this is a sort of piece de resistance.. just beautiful, incredible, magnificent juggling. I'm amazed to see your progress and level of ability. Thanks for writing out the siteswaps because I surely couldn't understand them. Just brilliant..

[@mistergolfer7]

Thank you, I appreciate the comment! Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@pedro10gouveia]

Wow really well put, felt like a 30sec video :) congrats Phil

[@sudaknot]

This is really incredible. Your videos have been giving me a lot of inspiration

[@vb66666]

Perfect video ! 4:08 !!

[@mistergolfer7]

Thanks man!

[@tamuzvardi]

One of the very best videos ive seen. I dont know how it happened just now

[@mistergolfer7]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@jugglinglife3724]

Sooo beautiful!!!

[@mistergolfer7]

Thanks, Lisa!

[@orfeaskommatas146]

this guy is a legend.

[@noslowerdna]

Awesome video, really impressive work!

[@mistergolfer7]

Glad you liked it!

[@noslowerdna]

@@mistergolfer7 I keep coming back to this one, some really good stuff in here!

[@mistergolfer7]

@@noslowerdna Glad you're still getting value from it! Definitely my most fun video to make :)

[@noslowerdna]

@@mistergolfer7 Just revisited this today : ) Cheers

[@alexmcgillivray4288]

Outstanding video Phil!

[@mistergolfer7]

Thanks man! Not quite up to your level, though!

[@alexmcgillivray4288]

Phil Thompson but you're 100x better at siteswap! By the way the sequence at around 4:05 is probably my favourite 6 ball sequence ever!

[@mistergolfer7]

Thanks, I really like that sequence too!

[@kennyjuggling]

Nice work! So much siteswap goodness!

[@mistergolfer7]

Indeed!

[@mikeymangorilla5449]

Wow it's like jazz

[@lowstanda]

My prayers have been answered! Great stuff as always, my dude.

[@mistergolfer7]

Pleased to be of service, Lucas.

[@teemo9677]

Dude, you've gotten so insanely good. Your control over those siteswaps is insane and your throws are so fast and precise. These were some of the most amazing siteswaps I've ever seen in this video, especially the 6B ones. This definitely inspired me to practice more. PS: Do you still use the balls you once made a tutorial about? If yes, how much do you fill them? Another question: Please tell me an easy way to go into 771 from the normal 5B pattern xD

[@mistergolfer7]

I still use Wiffle Russian balls, but I make them slightly differently now. I drill a small hole (like the size of an average drinking straw) and I fill it with salt. Then I take a small square piece of white electrical tape and put it over the hole. Done. It's quite easy and I've been juggling the same set for almost 3 years and have only replaced the tape 2 or 3 times. I fill them so the total weight is 100 grams. I know people who juggle 80 gram Wiffle Russians and people who juggle 120 gram Wiffle Russians. I find 100 to be a happy medium. From the 5b cascade you need to throw two "6's" to get into 771. So in siteswap it would be "...55555555 66 771771..." Also, it is 62 to get out of the pattern. So "...771771 62 5555..."

[@teemo9677]

Thank you so much for the long answer! :)

[@teemo9677]

Also, a tiny correction, in the description you first wrote it right (8x,6)* but in the requests you wrote (8x,4)* :P

[@montheraltiti6309]

you're an inspiration !! amazing video !!

[@cramreiensch]

This makes me like siteswaps very much ! Good job :)

[@mistergolfer7]

Thanks, Marc!

[@vortex26]

Wow! Very inspirational

[@Jonasfixethereal]

Incredible

[@johnnations5932]

Mad skills sir! Would you ever have time or interest in putting the siteswap numbers on the screen , maybe where the blank wall space shows, so we could follow along more closely? Great job all around.

[@mistergolfer7]

Oh man, I'm not even sure how to do that. Really happy you enjoyed the video! Not everyone, even a lot of jugglers, enjoy seeing all these weird siteswaps. Cheers, John!

[@bjrndyresen147]

Wow, awesome!

[@theokurpierz]

soo good man! !!!!!

[@oliverschmitt7661]

WOW, you are just awesome! This video really blew me away. I have have to ask, did you actually read The Mathematics of Juggling by Burkard Polster? Seems like you already know most of this stuff, but it might be still interresting.

[@mistergolfer7]

Thanks for the comment, Oliver! I have never read that, but since you commented I downloaded it and plan to read it at some point. It isn't too long.

[@1996Jamez]

Great video! What do you think are the easiest 6 ball siteswaps?

[@p0otty]

I'd definitly recommend 9555.

[@mistergolfer7]

I would say start with 75 (Half shower) if you haven't already learned it. If you don't reeeealy consider that a siteswap, try 756 or maybe even 774. If you're trying to just do one or two rounds of a siteswap, try b97522, b97531, 9555, or 864. People vary in their perception of a specific siteswap's difficulty, so keep playing around with it. Good luck!

[@simeonjuggler1896]

756 855 864

[@juggling_ilia]

incredible! I thought that i'm good in siteswaps - I can make all kind of 4 ball variations, but you can do the same with 6!

[@mistergolfer7]

Thanks!

[@simeonjuggler1896]

the name says it all lol

[@racheleferraro9659]

What does it mean the "c", for example in the siteswap at 4:41? And so the other letters?

[@mistergolfer7]

The "c" is in reference to the throw height. A=10, b=11, c=12, etc. The reason "c" is used instead of "12" is because it would cause confusion. There is no punctuation used in siteswap, so we use letters for throw heights greater than 9.

[@racheleferraro9659]

Phil Thompson Okay, thank you! And... congratulation for the video!

[@simeonjuggler1896]

a 12

[@MadJugglerTV]

I just want t be your friend

[@mistergolfer7]

I'm sure I'll see you around at some point!