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Siteswap Primer

How the notation works — digits, averages, and what makes a pattern valid.

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Trick Library

Curated collection of tricks by ball count — tap any to see it simulated.

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Pattern Explorer

Every valid siteswap for a given ball count. Filter, search, and discover.

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Steady beat or speed ramp. Practice any pattern with audio timing.

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Consistency Tracker

60-second runs per pattern. Track personal bests on a scoreboard.

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Transitions

Enter two patterns to see bridge throws, ladder diagrams & 3D simulation.

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Log sessions, track catches per pattern, see PRs & progress over time.

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Learn 3→7 balls with step-by-step coaching progressions.

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Advanced pattern drills to perfect juggling at each ball count.

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Break down a hard pattern into achievable stepping-stone patterns.

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Siteswap Primer

What is siteswap?

Each digit is a throw height — higher = more air time. The average of all digits equals the number of props. So 531 averages to 3 — a 3-ball pattern.

Crossing & staying

Odd numbers cross to the other hand. Even numbers stay in the same hand. 3 crosses every throw (cascade). 4 stays every throw (fountain).

Throw values at a glance

0 empty hand · 1 zip (instant pass) · 2 hold
3 cascade height · 4 low fountain · 5 high cross
6 very high same-hand · 7+ elite / trick height

Validity check

A pattern is valid if no two balls land on the same beat. Quick test: for a pattern of p beats, check that (beat + throw) mod p is unique for each beat.

High throws — hex digits

For throws above 9, single hex letters extend the alphabet: a=10, b=11, c=12, etc. So a is a 10-ball cascade and b97531 is the 6-ball columns pattern.

Synchronous patterns — (L,R)

In sync notation, both hands throw at the same beat. Each beat is written as (left,right) — and only even numbers are allowed inside, since each sync beat = 2 catches. (4,4) is the synchronous 4-ball fountain. (6,6) is sync 6-ball.

Ball count for sync = sum ÷ (2 × period). For (6,6): 12 ÷ 2 = 6 balls.

Crossing in sync — the 'x' modifier

Inside sync notation, even numbers normally stay in the same hand. Add x after a digit to make it cross instead. (2x,4) means: left throws a 2 that crosses, right throws a 4 that stays.

The classic Box pattern uses this: (4,2x)* — vertical column on one side, crossing zip on the other.

Star modifier — *

A trailing * on a sync pattern means repeat with hands mirrored. (4,2x)* expands to (4,2x)(2x,4) — a full Box period. Without the star, you'd only get the first half.

Multiplex — multiple throws at once

Square brackets [ ] group multiple throws thrown from one hand at the same beat. [43]23 is a 4-ball multiplex: at beat 0, the hand throws a 4 and a 3 simultaneously.

Ball count still equals total ÷ period, but each throw inside a multiplex counts toward the sum. [33]303 is a 3-ball multiplex (sum 12 ÷ period 4 = 3).

Bounce notation — B / BL / BF / BHL / BHF

Append a bounce modifier to mark a throw as a bounce off the floor. The five styles:
B or BL — lift bounce (default style)
BF — force bounce
BHL — hyperlift bounce
BHF — hyperforce bounce

Example: 5B1 is a 3-ball pattern where the 5 is bounced off the floor instead of thrown directly.

Length & ground state

Beats per cycle (technical name: period) = the length of the repeating siteswap. 441 has 3 beats per cycle and loops forever.

Ground state means the pattern can be entered cleanly from a basic cascade — at the start, balls are arranged "evenly" in time. Patterns like 441 and 531 are ground state. Excited-state patterns like 51 require a setup throw to enter cleanly.

Transitions

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Trick Library

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Three-ball tricks range from the basic cascade to advanced body throws and crossing-arm patterns. Many tricks share siteswap 3 but differ in arm choreography — how you move between throws.

Cascade

3 balls · foundation

Every throw crosses to the other hand in a continuous figure-eight. The universal starting point.

beginner · diff 1

Reverse Cascade

3 balls · over-the-top

Each throw arcs over the top (outside) instead of under. Balls travel in the opposite direction from a normal cascade.

intermediate · diff 4

Half-Shower (531)

3 balls · asymmetric

One hand throws high (5), the other low (3), with a zip (1). Lopsided and energetic.

beginner · diff 2

Shower

3 balls · one-sided

All balls go high one direction, zip back the other. Fast and asymmetric.

intermediate · diff 4

Juggler's Tennis

3 · one ball over-the-top

A cascade where one ball always goes over the top (outside throw), back and forth like a tennis rally.

beginner · diff 2

The W (423)

3 balls · zigzag columns

The 4-throws go straight up in outside columns while the 3 crosses inside, tracing a W-shape.

beginner · diff 2

The M (423)

3 balls · all over-the-top

423 with every throw going over the top — the inverse of The W.

intermediate · diff 3

Half-Box (441)

3 balls · pause & zip

Two high throws then a horizontal zip. Gateway to the full Box pattern.

intermediate · diff 4

Box

(4,2x)* · columns style

Two balls go up and down in columns while one zips horizontally. Clean geometric pattern.

intermediate · diff 5

Fake Columns

522 · illusion

Looks like columns but uses crossing throws. One ball goes high, the other two are held briefly.

beginner · diff 2

Yo-Yo

(4,2) · up-down carry

One hand does 2-in-1 columns. The other holds a ball and carries it up and down in sync with the outside column ball — like a yo-yo on a string.

beginner · diff 2

Columns (45141)

3 balls · vertical lanes

Three balls travel in parallel vertical lanes. Clean and geometric — a visual showpiece.

intermediate · diff 3

Mills Mess

3 balls · arm-crossing

Arms weave over and under each other in a 6-beat cycle. The most iconic intermediate trick.

intermediate · diff 5

🚧 Burke's Barrage

423 · carry orbit · WIP

One ball is carried over the top of the pattern while the other two are juggled underneath.

intermediate · diff 4

Takeouts (423)

3 balls · orbit carry

During each hold beat, the hand orbits the ball up and over the crossing 3-ball — snatching it through the center of the pattern.

intermediate · diff 4

Chops

3 · downward carry

After catching, the hand carries the ball downward with a chopping motion before the next throw. Dramatic arm movement.

intermediate · diff 4

Windmill

3 · circular carry

Like chops but with a circular, windmill-like arm motion. One arm carries over while the other throws under.

intermediate · diff 5

531

3 balls · three heights

Three distinct throw heights in rotation: high (5), medium (3), zip (1). Compact and rhythmic.

intermediate · diff 5

Boston Shuffle

52512 · cascade variant

A flowing sequence of mixed heights with a brief hold. Named after the Boston juggling scene.

intermediate · diff 5

🚧 Rubenstein's Revenge

52233 · arm-crossing · WIP

Complex arm-crossing pattern with carries and weaves. Like Mills Mess but with holds and different timing.

advanced · diff 7

🚧 3-Up 360

55500 · flash · WIP

Throw all three balls high, spin your body 360°, then catch them. The classic flash trick.

intermediate · diff 4

🚧 Backcrosses

3 balls · behind the back · WIP

Every throw from behind the back, over the shoulder, caught in front. Siteswap 3 with body throws.

advanced · diff 7

🚧 Albert Throws

3 balls · between the legs · WIP

Throw between the legs front-to-back, over the shoulder. Feet stay planted. Named after Albert Lucas.

expert · diff 8

🚧 Under the Leg

3 balls · body throw · WIP

Lift one leg and throw under it. Can alternate legs or keep one raised continuously.

intermediate · diff 5

🚧 Crossed-Arm Cascade

3 balls · arms crossed · WIP

Juggle a normal cascade with your arms permanently crossed. Requires reaching to the opposite side for every throw.

intermediate · diff 4

🚧 Factory

3 balls · circular carry

One ball is carried in a circular path around the outside of the pattern while the others cascade underneath.

intermediate · diff 3

🚧 Georgian Shuffle

3 balls · over-the-top carry · WIP

An orbiting carry pattern from the Georgian juggling tradition. One ball circles over the others continuously.

intermediate · diff 4

🚧 Snake (50505)

3 balls · columns variant · WIP

One ball goes high while two are held, creating a snaking visual effect with staggered timing.

intermediate · diff 4

🚧 Olas

3 balls · wave motion · WIP

Arms sweep in wave-like motions, creating a flowing oceanic visual. Each throw rides the wave.

advanced · diff 6

612

3 balls · high-hold-zip

One very high throw, a hold, and a zip. Excited state pattern — requires a transition throw to enter.

intermediate · diff 5

711

3 balls · extreme height

One massive throw (7 height) then two rapid zips. The high throw gives time for quick hand-to-hand passes.

advanced · diff 6

414

3 balls · alternating holds

Alternating column throws with holds. Creates a stuttering visual rhythm between hands.

intermediate · diff 4

Reverse 441

441 · outside throws

Half-Box with over-the-top throws instead of inside scoops. A mirror-image of the normal 441 feel.

intermediate · diff 4

🚧 441 Mills Mess

441 · arm-crossing · WIP

The 441 pattern performed with Mills Mess arm-crossing choreography. Holds become dramatic crossed-arm pauses.

advanced · diff 6

🚧 531 Mills Mess

531 · arm-crossing · WIP

Three-height siteswap with Mills Mess arm weave. The zip (1) becomes a dramatic hand-off under the crossing arm.

advanced · diff 6

Reverse Chops

3 · upward carry

Like Chops but the carry goes upward instead of downward — arms sweep up before throwing under.

intermediate · diff 4

🚧 High-Low Cascade

3 balls · varied heights · WIP

Standard cascade but one hand throws consistently higher than the other. Siteswap 3 with visual asymmetry.

intermediate · diff 4

🚧 4440 (Pirouette)

3 balls · flash setup · WIP

Three quick self-throws followed by an empty beat — just enough time for a spin or flourish.

intermediate · diff 4

🚧 42

3 balls · hold pattern · WIP

One hand throws fountain-height (4) while the other holds. Teaches hand independence with minimal props.

beginner · diff 2

Inverted Shower

51 · reverse direction

Shower pattern but with the high throws going over-the-top (outside). Balls orbit in the opposite direction.

intermediate · diff 5

🚧 Frantic Cascade

3 balls · speed drill · WIP

A regular cascade thrown as low and fast as possible. Barely any air time — pure hand speed.

intermediate · diff 4

🚧 Boston Mess

3 balls · arms sweep · WIP

Like Mills Mess but the arms don't cross — they sweep side to side. Same siteswap, different choreography.

advanced · diff 7

🚧 Mike's Mess

3 balls · arm-crossing variant · WIP

Similar to Mills Mess but with a different arm-crossing sequence. Less symmetric, more chaotic feel.

intermediate · diff 4

🚧 Weave

3 balls · figure-eight arms · WIP

Arms weave side to side in figure-eight paths, carrying balls through the crossing points.

intermediate · diff 4

🚧 Frostbite

3 balls · complex carry · WIP

A visually striking pattern combining elements of Rubenstein's Revenge with unique carry paths.

advanced · diff 6

🚧 Relf's Revenge

3 balls · carry pattern · WIP

Complex arm choreography with circular carries and under-arm throws. Related to Rubenstein's Revenge.

advanced · diff 7

🚧 Charley

3 balls · mills variant · WIP

A Mills Mess variant where one arm stays on top throughout. Half of the mess, but continuous.

intermediate · diff 5

🚧 Kraken

3 balls · tentacle arms · WIP

Advanced arm pattern with sweeping tentacle-like motions. One of the most visually complex 3-ball tricks.

expert · diff 8

Four-ball patterns split into fountain (hands independent, no crossing) and crossing patterns. More objects = more height required. Synchronous patterns use both hands simultaneously.

Fountain

4 balls · foundation

Each hand juggles two balls independently, arcing up and down. No crossing — pure hand independence.

beginner · diff 2

Reverse Fountain

4 balls · outside throws

Same as fountain but each hand throws outward instead of inward. More open and spacious.

intermediate · diff 4

Half-Shower (53)

4 balls · asymmetric

One hand throws high crossing throws (5), the other lower (3). Asymmetric 4-ball pattern.

intermediate · diff 4

🚧 Broken Shower

53 · asymmetric cascade · WIP

One hand throws high (5) while the other throws low (3). A lopsided 4-ball pattern that teaches hand dominance.

intermediate · diff 5

Shower (71)

4 balls · one-direction

All balls travel in one direction. Very fast and demanding — one hand does all the heavy lifting.

advanced · diff 7

Sync Fountain

(4,4) · both hands together

Both hands throw and catch at the same time. Meditative and rhythmic.

intermediate · diff 4

Pistons

4 balls · async columns

Four-ball fountain in vertical columns — each hand pumps up and down independently, like pistons. Clean and mechanical.

intermediate · diff 4

534

4 balls · three heights

Three distinct throw heights cycling through both hands. A flowing asymmetric pattern.

intermediate · diff 5

552

4 balls · high-high-hold

Two high crossing throws followed by a hold. Creates a rhythmic pulse with brief pauses.

intermediate · diff 4

633

4 balls · one high

One very high throw then two cascade-height throws. The 6 towers over the steady rhythm of 3s.

intermediate · diff 5

Fake Five (5551)

4 balls · looks like 5

Three 5-height throws followed by a zip. Looks and feels like 5-ball cascade — great stepping stone.

intermediate · diff 5

🚧 4-Up Flash (55550)

4 balls · all airborne · WIP

Throw all four high, hands empty for a moment. Time for a clap, spin, or flourish.

intermediate · diff 5

7531 (Ladder)

4 balls · descending

Four heights descending: very high (7), medium-high (5), medium (3), zip (1). Like climbing down a ladder.

advanced · diff 6

🚧 4-Ball Mills Mess

4 balls · arm-crossing · WIP

The classic arm-crossing weave adapted for four balls. Much faster than the 3-ball version.

advanced · diff 7

6451

4 balls · varied heights

Four different heights in sequence. Each throw is unique — tests accuracy at every level.

advanced · diff 6

🚧 Sprung Cascade

4 balls · crossing · WIP

A 4-ball cascade — all throws cross to the other hand. Unusual for even numbers but visually striking.

advanced · diff 7

642

4 balls · high-hold-throw

One high throw (6), one fountain throw (4), and a hold (2). Teaches height management with pauses.

intermediate · diff 4

7441

4 balls · spike pattern

One very high crossing throw (7) then three fountain-height beats. The 7 towers over steady 4s.

advanced · diff 6

7531

4 balls · descending

Four heights descending: 7, 5, 3, 1. Like climbing down a ladder — each throw lower than the last.

advanced · diff 6

561

4 balls · high-cascade-zip

One high throw, one cascade throw, and a zip. Quick three-beat pattern with interesting rhythm.

intermediate · diff 5

7333

4 balls · one high

One very high throw followed by three cascade throws. The 7 gives plenty of time to recover.

intermediate · diff 5

8440

4 balls · extreme spike

A huge 8-height throw followed by two fountain throws and a pause. Dramatic height gap.

advanced · diff 7

🚧 534 Mills Mess

534 · arm-crossing · WIP

The three-height 534 pattern performed with Mills Mess arm choreography. Complex and mesmerizing.

expert · diff 8

🚧 Wimpy

4 balls · carry pattern · WIP

A 4-ball trick with distinctive carry-and-replace arm movements. Named after the choreography style.

advanced · diff 7

🚧 Tennessee Waltz

4 balls · waltz rhythm · WIP

A flowing 4-ball pattern with a 3-beat feel. Arms sweep in waltz-like motions.

advanced · diff 7

🚧 4-Ball Windmill

4 balls · circular carry · WIP

The windmill carry pattern extended to four balls. One arm continuously circles over the pattern.

expert · diff 8

66161

4 balls · sync feel

High fountain throws with zips create a sync-like rhythm in an async pattern. Distinctive pulse.

advanced · diff 7

Five-ball patterns require significantly more height and speed than four. The 5-ball cascade is a major milestone. Most 5-ball siteswaps are ground state — enterable directly from the cascade.

5-Ball Cascade

5 balls · milestone

The big milestone. Same timing as 3-ball but much higher throws. Requires speed, accuracy, and endurance.

advanced · diff 6

Reverse 5-Cascade

5 balls · over-the-top

Five balls with every throw going over the top. Demands great accuracy at high speed.

expert · diff 8

Half-Shower (744)

5 balls · asymmetric

One hand throws 7s (very high), the other 4s (fountain height). Lopsided but learnable.

advanced · diff 7

645

5 balls · three heights

Three different heights cycling through. A flowing, musical 5-ball pattern.

advanced · diff 7

663

5 balls · two high

Two 6-height throws followed by a cascade throw. The sixes give more airtime to settle the pattern.

advanced · diff 7

753

5 balls · ladder

Three descending heights: 7, 5, 3. Each hand handles a different height each cycle.

advanced · diff 7

97531 (Columns)

5 balls · all heights

Five different heights in one pattern. All five balls airborne at once — the ultimate siteswap showpiece.

expert · diff 9

5-Ball Shower (91)

5 balls · one-direction

All five balls travelling one direction. Incredibly fast zips and extremely high throws.

expert · diff 9

Fake Six (66661)

5 balls · looks like 6

Four 6-height throws and a zip. Mimics a 6-ball pattern. Useful stepping stone toward 6 balls.

advanced · diff 7

Half-Shower (64)

5 balls · gentle asymmetry

One hand throws 6, the other 4. Smaller height gap than 744 — a gentler introduction to asymmetric 5-ball.

advanced · diff 6

7562

5 balls · four heights

Four different throw values cycling through. At 5-ball speed, managing four heights tests every skill.

expert · diff 8

77722

5 balls · flash-hold

Three 7-height throws (a flash!) followed by two holds. Catch your breath between bursts.

advanced · diff 7

🚧 Martin (744)

5 balls · named siteswap · WIP

Named after Martin Probert. One hand throws 7s while the other throws 4s. The most popular 5-ball siteswap.

advanced · diff 7

Asymmetric (73)

5 balls · wide gap

High crossing throws (7) with low crossing returns (3). Easier than 91 due to the 3 giving more air time than a zip.

expert · diff 8

Six balls and beyond require extraordinary speed and precision. Most advanced jugglers consider the 6-ball fountain a career achievement. Seven balls is elite territory — fewer than 1% of jugglers ever reach it.

6-Ball Fountain

6 balls · milestone

Three balls per hand, both independent. Like running two 3-cascades simultaneously. A major achievement.

advanced · diff 7

Reverse 6 Fountain

6 balls · outside throws

Six-ball fountain with every throw going over the top. Requires extreme precision.

expert · diff 8

756

6 balls · three heights

Three different throw heights cycling through the 6-ball pattern. Flowing and graceful at high speed.

expert · diff 8

774

6 balls · cascading

Two 7-height crossing throws followed by a 4 fountain throw. Mixes cascade and fountain rhythms.

expert · diff 8

864

6 balls · varied

Three heights cycling: 8 (very high), 6 (fountain), 4 (low fountain). Dramatic height variation.

expert · diff 9

Sync 6 Fountain

(6,6) · both hands together

Six-ball synchronous fountain — both hands throw and catch simultaneously. Meditative at extreme speed.

expert · diff 8

🚧 6-Ball Flash (7777770)

6 balls · all airborne · WIP

Throw all six high, hands briefly empty. Time for a clap or flourish before catching begins.

expert · diff 9

855

6 balls · dramatic height

An 8-height throw towering over two 5-height throws. The high throw demands precision accuracy.

expert · diff 8

7-Ball Cascade

7 balls · elite

The elite level. Extreme speed and height. Fewer than 1% of jugglers can sustain a 7-ball qualify (14 catches).

expert · diff 9

975

7 balls · three heights

Three heights in a 7-ball pattern. At this level, every throw must be perfect.

expert · diff 10

Half-Shower (86)

7 balls · asymmetric

One hand throws 8, the other 6. Slightly easier than pure cascade for some jugglers.

expert · diff 9

8-Ball Fountain

8 balls · legendary

Four balls per hand. Only a handful of jugglers in history have flashed 8 balls consistently.

expert · diff 10

9-Ball Cascade

9 balls · world-class

World-record territory. The throws are nearly at ceiling height in most rooms.

expert · diff 10

966

7 balls · spike

One 9-height throw with two 6-height throws. The 9 towers dramatically over the fountain rhythm.

expert · diff 9

867

7 balls · three heights

Three distinct heights in a 7-ball pattern. The asymmetry creates a flowing, musical rhythm.

expert · diff 9

10-Ball Fountain

10 balls · legendary

Five per hand. The current world record flash. Truly superhuman speed and accuracy.

expert · diff 10

11-Ball Cascade

11 balls · theoretical

The frontier of human juggling. Only a few confirmed flashes in history. Watch our sim dream it.

expert · diff 10

Diabolo tricks are based on siteswap notation where the average of digits = number of diabolos. Tap any trick to open it in the Diabolo Simulator. Odd throws cross string ends, even throws stay on the same side.

With one diabolo, all tricks are about controlling a single spinning top on your string — mastering toss height, direction, and catch rhythm.

Idle

1 diabolo · foundation

The diabolo spins continuously on the string without being tossed. The starting point for every diabolo skill.

beginner · diff 1

Basic Toss

1 diabolo · toss & catch

The diabolo is tossed upward and caught back on the string. Foundation of all aerial diabolo work.

beginner · diff 2

High Toss

1 diabolo · height

The diabolo is thrown very high — gives time for tricks, body movements or just dramatic effect.

beginner · diff 2

Shower

1 diabolo · asymmetric

High toss on one side then zip across — the 1-diabolo shower rhythm. Builds hand coordination.

beginner · diff 3

531 Mix

1 diabolo · three heights

Three distinct throw heights in a cycle: high cross, medium, then zip. Very visual rhythm.

intermediate · diff 4

441 Pulse

1 diabolo · pulse

Two medium-height throws followed by a quick zip. Creates a satisfying pulsing rhythm on one diabolo.

intermediate · diff 4

With two diabolos, one usually stays on the string while the other is airborne. The classic 31 pattern is the gateway — most 2-diabolo tricks are variations of it.

Fountain

2 diabolo · anchor

Both diabolos glide gently on the string together. The calm 2-diabolo anchor — resting state.

beginner · diff 2

31 Classic

2 diabolo · foundation

One diabolo tossed high while the other stays on string. The most iconic 2-diabolo trick — where everyone starts.

beginner · diff 3

312 Cycle

2 diabolo · three-beat

High toss, low cross, hold — a three-beat cycle that feels flowing and rhythmic.

intermediate · diff 4

303 Gap

2 diabolo · dramatic pause

Both diabolos tossed with an empty-string beat between — creates a dramatic visual gap.

intermediate · diff 5

Orbit

2 diabolo · chase

Both diabolos alternate in the air — they appear to chase each other in an orbit around a central point.

intermediate · diff 5

Asymmetric Chase

2 diabolo · uneven orbit

One diabolo goes much higher than the other — they still chase but at very different heights.

intermediate · diff 5

Parallel Toss

2 diabolo · synchronous

Both diabolos tossed simultaneously in parallel — a synchronous, satisfying visual.

intermediate · diff 5

2D Staircase

2 diabolo · three heights

Three distinct heights applied to 2-diabolo — creates a satisfying visual staircase effect.

advanced · diff 6

With three diabolos, the basic cascade (siteswap 3) is the equivalent of the 3-ball cascade — all three continuously airborne. This is a major milestone requiring significant practice.

🚧 3D Cascade

3 diabolo · foundation · WIP

All three diabolos continuously tossed — the 3-diabolo cascade is the benchmark for advanced diabolo jugglers.

advanced · diff 8

Box

3 diabolo · columns

Two high parallel throws followed by a quick zip — creates a box-shaped visual with three diabolos.

advanced · diff 7

Tennis

3 diabolo · orbit

One diabolo orbits continuously over the other two — the 3-diabolo tennis pattern.

advanced · diff 7

Flash

3 diabolo · three heights

Three distinct heights in every cycle — very visual with all three diabolos at different altitudes.

advanced · diff 8

522 Pause

3 diabolo · breathing

One very high toss with two holds — gives a moment of visual calm within a 3-diabolo routine.

advanced · diff 7

Fake-4 Diabolo

3 diabolo · illusion

Three diabolos in a rhythm that looks like four. Highly deceptive and impressive in performance.

pro · diff 9

Tricks you save in Choreo Studio appear here and in Choreo's 📂 folder. Tap any card to preview. You can then edit it in Choreo Studio.

Pattern Explorer

Every valid siteswap for a given number of props. Named tricks are labeled, mastered patterns glow, and ground-state patterns (enterable from cascade) are marked with ⬡.

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🎩 TRICKS & FLOURISHES — TODO

Rebuild the tricks system as a dedicated Learn section:
• Pirouettes (3-up, pass, under-arm)
• Under-leg throws
• Behind-the-back catches
• High throw flourishes
• Mills Mess arm crossing overlays
Needs choreography tied to beat timing + visual arm path overlays in the 3D sim. Currently disabled in the simulator sidebar (tricksSS hidden globally).

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