Juggling: Tennis & Reverse Cascade Patterns

Video Transcript

"Now there are a lot of things that build off of the one ball over the top pattern. If you throw one ball back and forth over the top continuously, left hand to right hand to left, this is often called juggler's tennis. Now also what you can do is if you throw every throw over the top, it just takes a little bit more getting used to. Each throw does not go all the way over, but instead goes from the outside to the center. This is commonly called a reverse cascade just because it's exactly the opposite of the normal cascade. Here's a normal, here's reverse. So in review we have our over the top throw, which is one, like this; we have tennis, which is the same ball going back and forth over the top, crossing hands; we have the reverse cascade, which is every throw going over the throw in front of it and juggling like this."