Zap and Zip Until You Flip: Difference between revisions
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This pattern is directly related to zap-zap-zip in its siteswap (2x zap-zap-zip and one flip). |
This pattern is directly related to zap-zap-zip in its siteswap (2x zap-zap-zip and one flip). |
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It introduces a flip into the patterns while still being quite similar to [[Zap zap zip]] |
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== Pre-requisite Patterns == |
== Pre-requisite Patterns == |
Revision as of 17:19, 21 June 2025
This pattern is directly related to zap-zap-zip in its siteswap (2x zap-zap-zip and one flip).
It introduces a flip into the patterns while still being quite similar to Zap zap zip
Pre-requisite Patterns
Distributing the throws unto two passers gives us the already known "zap,zap,zip" sequence, then "zap, zip", then we mirror the pattern around with a "zap, flip". The repetition of 3 (or 4 counting the 1st zap) zaps going to the same hand in a 2-count like fashion makes the pattern kind of easy to remember despite the long(ish) period of 7.
Siteswap: 5525524
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Sequence: A starts with 2 clubs and has crossing passes, B starts with 2 clubs and has straight passes.
A 1|1: zap, zip, zap, flip, zap, zap, zip B 1|1: zap, zap, zip, zap, zip, zap, flip