1 Diabolo
Basics
Suns
*** We can mix Slow and Fast suns and do “3001F” or “13F00”, that is usefull with 2 or more diabolos. ***
*** We can mix Slow and Fast suns and do “3001F” or “13F00”, that is usefull with 2 or more diabolos. ***
In this kind of notation we will mostly use multiplex throws because when we are juggling with diabolos we have to accept that the sticks are in our hands, and when we throw or catch the diabolo in the string we have to keep the stick in the hand.
We will consider the string like a surface where we can control the time that the diabolo is there (like when we do table juggling).
We have to realise that the sticks are attached by the string.
In the simulation we will use balls as sticks because is easier to see it in the simulator.
This siteswap works like balls siteswap so please read the section “Simple Two Hands Diabolo Siteswap” to understand the meaning of the numbers.
[32] 3 is what the diabolo will do, 2 is what the stick will do.
By the way, we will see some simple examples that will help you to understand what I’m talking about.
Para explicar esto usaremos el siguiente patron [62]22222[3F2]22, y solo nos fijaremos en los tiempos de espera 22222.
22222 es un padrón de 2 objetos que tiene 5 lanzamientos, que pueden ser remplazados por otras notaciones con la misma media, por ejempo 42022, 31222, 23122, etc.
2 + 2 + 2 + 2 + 2 = 10 › 10/5 = 2
4 + 2 + 0 + 2 + 2 = 10 › 10/5 = 2
3+ 1 + 2 + 2 + 2 = 10 › 10/5 = 2
Tenemos que tener en cuenta si usamos números consecutivos en orden inversa, como 32 o 402, en estos casos recibiremos los palos al mismo tiempo en la misma mano, o si lanzamos un palo que se recibe despues de que el diábolo tenga que ser recogido con la cuerda.
The most important thing in this kind of tricks is that we release the stick and then “throw” the Diabolo at the same time (for example when we do a suicide).
With this kind of notation we can write suicides, genocides, etc..
I will write some siteswap examples here but it is very difficult to do a good representation of the string trajectories on the JugglingLab Simulator. You can see some video examples after the gif animations sto understand it better.