Learn the JUGGLING NUMBERS!- SITESWAP Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 12 июн 2020
- Learn how to understand all those numbers you see jugglers talk about like "423" and "97531" AKA SITESWAP - a notation jugglers use to describe juggling patterns!
I break down vanilla siteswap step by step and show examples in slow motion
Special thanks to Matt Hall for all his guidance and wisdom in helping me understand siteswap throughout the years.
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Good luck everyone! If you have any questions, feel free to ask them here! But please FIRST watch the entire tutorial to make sure your question isn't already answered. :)
Might have been good to note that b_i+i \cong b_j+j mod [period] iff i=j mod [period] for valid site swaps. So a 513 wouldn't work cause (5+1)=(1+2)=(3+3)=0 mod 3 and all land at the same time.
great explanation!
For sure! The graphics on the balls are very clear. You do a great job with video editing.
So we just ignoring how adorable Taylor is
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Hello, Taylor!
After your juggler's challenge this was a great help to understand where to get the meaning of those numbers!
In Asia they say: you aren't your truly self, unless you try three different professions in this life, and in my humble opinion, your next step is DEFINITELY TEACHING!!
Such a combination of patience, gradual explanations and pleasant voice!
I enjoy your videos so much)
Thanks a bunch!
She could become a juggling teacher and work with kids in schools. Kids should definitely have the chance to learn the fun sport of juggling.
Omg, it's like you can read minds I was just about to search for a video on the subject and suddenly your video pops up.🤯😆
Literally yesterday I asked a friend if he knew what all the numbers meant
Yeah she Does, like a mentalist...When I began to practice juggling 5 balls Last year she made an awesome tutorial about it...
The internet just got another awesome siteswap tutorial 😍😍
Math + Juggling + Taylor = AWESOME 👍🏼 That's cool that Siteswap is like hexadecimal, using A-G because double-digit numbers would be confusing. Great vid!
PS. That weed whacker was like Dr. Evil shushing Scott 😂
I've juggling for 3 years now and just learned about siteswape last night, It was mind blown. It's like unlocking a new level in your brain.
Thanks, It's really good, Also your mills mess is sooooo clean. I like it.
When I started learning siteswaps, I installed an app called "JuggleMaster" which can be found in the Play Store, and every time I thought about a siteswap I checked there If it's valid, the app really made siteswaps more intuitive. Recommended.
Also, great tutorial, although I think the beat explanation makes more sense, if someone thinks of siteswap throws as heights it'll lock more "features" of siteswaps and will make thinking of siteswaps more difficult, but I do understand you are just trying to simplify things.
Keep up the good work 👍
Best siteswap tutorial out there. Love the number/color overlays on the balls. Great tool for comprehension. Kudos. 👍
Yes, now I have it. Thank you. It's fun to look at siteswap numbers & figure out if you can do it. Alternatively pick a trick and figure out the numbers that describe it. Keeps my old brain active. 😃
Can't wait for the next part!
Beginning to make sense. Very comprehensive explanation. Thanks
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That was an incredibly easy way to learn and understand siteswap, when I learned it around 15 years a go I found a really old book and it was a very theoretical explanation that became very confusing at first, and didn’t mention anything about how to know the number of objects, so I used my own intuition to find out with the juggling experience, now it would be easier to try new tricks, so I’m very happy for that. Thank you very much for doing this video
Thanks Taylor! Was waiting for this video to come out.
I hadn't done siteswaps for a long time and was just starting to get back in to them, thanks for the great refresher course ;)
You're fantastic at explaining this! 🙌🏽💜
I have been waiting for a clear and understandable video like this. Thank you
Video helped a ton. I've been juggling for a really long time but never understood how to read siteswaps. Thanks again Taylor ❤️
This video is fantastic! Thank you for the clarity. You are good at what you do.
these tutorials are so helpful and I'm so glad I found your channel :)
Very helpful video! I'd been looking for a tutorial on siteswap for a while and was hoping you'd make one 👍
I was so confused especially after your recent videos where you say these numbers. Thanks for the explanation!!
Crystal clear explanation. Thank you so much!
Fantastic video as always!
Thank you so much for making a tutorial on this! I have wanted to understand what all the numbers mean and this video really helps. 😁
Amazing. The visuals are spot on 👌
Such a good vid. I've never understood siteswaps and the numbers but you explained it so well. I get it now. Thanks
Best tuto of the year ^^. I was waiting for it, I think it will improve my skills to know that
Wow! That was enlightening. Very important tutorial. Thank you 🙏
Nice tutorial Taylor! And well edited too!!
Thank you, Taylor! Now it finally makes sense.
I wish this video had been out when I was trying (recently) to learn siteswap. This would've saved me so much time.
This was so helpful! Thanks so much for this great explanation. I had no idea there was so much to siteswap. You are very good at explaining and teaching!!
Best site swap explanation yet!
Super nice to watch, I was lost a bit in the periods and notations, although I'm using some basic siteswaps for a while (a bit of a shame since I'm juggling for 10 years, but I'm more about contact juggling than number so I never really was in need to learn it) , but this cleared my problem out.
Looking forward to see the next part.
This was SUPER helpful! Thanks!
I needed this!🙏🏻
This was super helpful and thorough thank you!
You are so helpful taylor!!! I appreciate you
Thanks! Really helps !
This was so helpful. thank u so much
learned siteswaps 4 days ago, wish i had your tutorial at hand in the first place. :D Cheers!
NiCE... great job explaining this Taylor!
really nice video! a lot of stuff to absorb, but very clearly explained!
So I've been doing some of these side swaps all along. I just didn't know what to call them. Thanks for the information.
TYSM for this tutorial.
I'm going to have to watch this a hundred times. I've never seen this kind of notation in patterns before
Finally understand, thank you!
Excellent work here Taylor. It will totally help people in learning siteswap.
Thanks for all your guidance and help sensei 💗
Thank you for this!!!
Thanks a lot i was looking for a tutorial like this
Your content is amazing, thank you :)
Wow. I had very little idea of this except for the implications given by the name "423." It really is like juggling theory.
You did a good job 👏❤️🔥 I understand it now 😊
Very helpful. Thanks
Thanks for the breakdown! I've been working on a handful of site swaps, but it's hard to keep branching out. Back to practice ^_^
Thank you, quite new info for me
This is all so fascinating to me...
Awesome video! It helps a lot i always get confused haha
I will definitely be trying some siteswaps now! :D
Marvelous, really clear. If u are curious there is some deep math involved in siteswap, i recomend the book the mathematics of juggling.
Merci, super bien expliqué!
Great stuff. Tnx
I'm very new to site swaps and this video is very helpful. That darned weed whacker!
Thanks!
Sokath, his eyes opened!
Can you please make a toturial for 5 easy club trucks? Your 5 ball tricks video helped me a lot for learning other 3 ball tricks. This video is awesome and really helpful to btw!
Me encantó!!
thank you! Now that's clear :)
Thaaaank you
I would add the rule that the sum of the digits divided by the number of digits equals the total number of objects. Seems like a much more basic concept to grasp vs the "letters". Also would avoid confusion about 2 vs 0 and what makes a valid siteswap.
An interesting fact: 0 and 2 - the most odd siteswap numbers - are technically even.
You are a great,rare and fabulous teacher.... did you work as a professor in any university before??
great explanation of the opaque and esoteric codework behind the arcane world of juggling. a code which is called, for an inexplicable and forbidding reason, probably lost in time or translation, 'siteswap'. ive tried several times to follow explanations; to get even a basic insight into its cunning logic but my mind quickly got muddled and i was reluctantly forced to give up my quest. this is the first time ive had the slightest clue what is going on. how one could actually use this unfathomable language of numbers in practice is another ball game entitely
I always thought was called "siteswap" because the time and place a ball is going to land is thought of as a "site", and if you do a high throw and then a low throw the second throw will land first so the two balls swap sites, compared to the sites they would land in if you did a regular cascade or fountain.
Hey Taylor, great video as usual!
What Russian ball would you recommend (including specs)?
Thank you!! 😃
Thanks!! I don’t use Russian balls personally. But I know a lot of my friends really like Cathedrals Russian balls!
Taylor Tries ah ok, sweet.
Thank you!!
I bought the Henry's Loop Grip clubs with you coupon code "taylor15". Can't wait for them to arrive 😍
Yay! You won’t be disappointed, they’re awesome
561 might be my favorite 4b pattern
Are you able to do blind 3 ball cascade?
Jeez this is like when you find out there’s letters in math
are you can do tutorial about synchronous and multiplex siteswap?
I’ve been practicing and I can now juggle 222222
522 7:36
can you do a how to do 5 balls 645 juggling trick?
I was wondering if at some point you could show us how to do some basic club juggling tricks? I understand that you get a lot of requests, and I'm sorry if this sounds a little rude lol
No worries it’s a good suggestion! I have a few tutorials on some easy tricks (5 easy tricks and 5 more easy tricks) so check those out if you haven’t! I also plan to make a lot more beginner tutorials soon!
what juggling balls you use? also awesome explanation i didnt know.
I usually use Sport Juggling Co beanbags for my normally practice! But for outdoor juggling (like in this tutorial) I use Jugglequip beanbags
@@TaylorTries ok i use josh horton ones now but I'm getting 4 Taylor Tries Balls so thanks for putting those up to buy
Now I can name a trick in code
Now! i learn to juggle 4 balls, how, it a exiting exercise it got health benefits
Ty i have some quesitons, i have been juggling for 2 years and i juggle with any stress squeese balls, I live in Barranquilla Colombia , what type of balls should I get? How much should they weight? Also i work in a call Center and My shifts are súper long , so when I get Home I do all My juggle work out I do all the tricks i know twice with 3 and 4 balls , it takes me around an hour and here the weather it's hot all year around, i juggle every day and lately i get light headed by the end of the session, Even getting head pain I AM 6 feet tall and weight 220 pounds , how long should a session be ? . Because of these episodes that I have had twice i have slowed down doing it like a day un and wait a day and only for 10 minutes but i miss alot of tricks and the day I don't juggle i miss it because as You know juggling it's really adictive and i get really anxious , any tips ? Please answer.
Picking the right ball is tough, and there are a lot of factors! Are you mostly juggling outside or inside? On grass or concrete? Is wind an issue? The answers to these questions will help determine what ball you should use!
As for your lightheadedness, make sure you are staying hydrated while you juggle. Drink water often! If the lightheadedness is from heat, try to stay in a shady or cool place when you practice, and drink a lot of water.
I usually practice for about 2 hours. But I do it inside, and I drink a LOT of water. I also highly recommend that you stretch your neck, shoulders, and wrists before you do a long practice session. It’s possible you’re also getting lightheaded because you’re tending up. Try stretching and drinking more water and see if that helps ☺️
@@TaylorTries wow just 5 minutes before an answer, well I juggle in My and My wifes room which it's hot I don't drinks water at all while I juggle and most of nights i do it before dinner so i do it on an empty stomach, i juggle because it's a SPORT i use yo play basketball and baseball now i'm married and have a child si i can't spend an afternoon out in the court , You know what i mean also i don't know if it is a mistake but until I don't get a trick right i don't stop until it's done. Juggling help me quita smoking and i don't know if You knew but when You get a trick right it makes up for a couple of cigarretes so You could Say i switched cigarretes for juggling and from the fact that my job it's súper stressful juggling takes the volume of everyday issues down. So from now on 15 minute sessions with a day in the middle and mucho more water should make the differece right ? Thanks for answering.
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What's the X ball in a siteswap?
Great vi...wait, did she say "con-truncate"? (10:16) It was going so well! :)
What would be the siteswap for the 3 ball column pattern, I mean is there any number for throwing the ball straight up?😮😅
“Columns” or “the 1 up 2 up” is technically a synchronous pattern, which is not part of vanilla Siteswap, so it gets a bit more confusing. However, to answer your question about the ball going straight up, those are “4”s, because they don’t cross hands!
The Siteswap for columns is (4,4)(4,0) which is a bit confusing because of the synchronous throws, but basically the Siteswap shows that the throws are 4s ☺️ It can also be written as (4,4)(4x,0)* depending on if you switch hands on the middle ball throw. But again, that’s more advanced Siteswap and I plan to make a tutorial on it soon!
@@TaylorTries oh that would be very kind....😃
So the 3 ball tennis trick may be written as 533 ?
No, standard 3 ball tennis is just 3. One ball is going over the top so although it's a bit higher the timing is still 3. You always catch the balls in the same order that you throw them, they don't "swap" in the air.
533 would not be possible because it averages to 3⅔. The average of the numbers in a site swap pattern is the number of props you use. 711 is a possible pattern for three balls, but that big 7 throw would make it really difficult I think.
Did you shoot this with the sony a7 II? Thanks
The Sony a7iii yes ✌🏻
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First I thought siteswaps have different tricks like 441 I thought it was a siteswap trick
yees
I can't do it yet, but is a 3 ball shower, then, 31?
The async version of the 3b shower would be 51 ☺️ sync version is (4x,2x) but that’s more advanced Siteswap