The Real 5-club Why-not: Difference between revisions
(Created page with " == Why this is the Real 5-club Why Not == Why Not 77862 has two single passes in a two-count like pattern followed by "heff,zip" (overall period 5). The 7-club Why Not 9968926 has three double passes in a two-count like pattern followed by "heff, zip" (period 7). An 8 club why not would then have four two-count like triple passes followed by "heff,zip" (period 9) and so on. If you extend this scheme downwards to 5 clubs, you arrive at a period 3 pattern with...") |
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Latest revision as of 16:49, 21 June 2025
Why this is the Real 5-club Why Not
Why Not 77862 has two single passes in a two-count like pattern followed by "heff,zip" (overall period 5). The 7-club Why Not 9968926 has three double passes in a two-count like pattern followed by "heff, zip" (period 7). An 8 club why not would then have four two-count like triple passes followed by "heff,zip" (period 9) and so on.
If you extend this scheme downwards to 5 clubs, you arrive at a period 3 pattern with "one zap in a two-count like pattern", i.e. one zap, followed by "heff, zip" - this pattern.
The pattern called 5 Club Why Not was probably named by someone else, because it feels similar to why not, also shares the heff,zip sequence and is a good prelimiary exercise to prepare for Why Not
Sequence: A starts with 3 clubs and has crossing passes, B starts with 2 clubs and has straight passes.
A 2|1: Z H z B 1|1: H z Z
Z=Zap
z=zip
H=Heff