Three-Ball Reverse Multiplex Ball Juggling Techniques

"Hi! My name is Adria and I’m one of the professional jugglers here with expertvillage.com. I want to you to take a look first at the segments introduction of multiplexing and the three ball multiplex pattern, because now we’re going to do a reverse multiplex. What we’ve already learned is that a multiplex pattern exists when two balls are thrown out of one hand at the same time, and either caught with the same hand or they separate in air and are caught with each hand. Now the reverse multiplex pattern takes that same theory of the balls being thrown out of the same hand and separating out, but it’s the reverse. You’re going to throw one ball from each hand and catch them in the same hand like that…ready we’re going to do this, this is going to be a right handed reverse multiplex, two balls in the air one from each hand, the third ball is just going to be shunted from the right hand over to the left to make room for the two balls landing in the right hand, see that…Now if someone is a professional juggler and has a show where they juggle letters of the alphabet, they can take advantage of this cause it’s a lower case B. Now keeping in mind that anything you do with the right hand you should be able to do with the left hand, so we’re going to reverse multiplex with the left hand, one ball comes out of each hand, going into the air to be caught by the left hand, and the third ball is going to shunted over by the left hand to the right hand to make room, two balls and a shunt, two balls and a shunt, two balls and a shunt…and this can also be taken advantage of people who juggle letters of the alphabet, like say me, cause it’s a lower case h. Look at that and that’s the reverse multiplex."