How to Do Reverse Cascade Juggling

"Okay, so what I just taught you was the cascade pattern of juggling which, again, looks just like this. Now, there's another pattern of juggling which looks really similar to this and that is the reverse cascade pattern or outside juggling, and that looks like this. And what that basically is, is the same kind of pattern except you're doing the opposite type of movement. Instead, like I showed you before, when you're going the cascade pattern, you're going to swoop in and toss to the outside. Well, when you're doing the outside juggling, you're going to be coming outwards, and going over the top, and coming straight down into the middle, just like that. So a good way to learn it is, again, start with two balls, we'll actually start with one ball. So this is the basic pattern for outside juggling or the reverse cascade. What you're doing here is instead of the regular cascade pattern where you toss it in and it goes and it lands on the outside, that swoop in and landing on the outside, what you're going is pretty much the opposite, or the reverse, is going on the outside and it lands about dead center. So what you're going to, what it's going to look like, is that. So once you've mastered the one ball, now we're going to move to two. So what you're basically going to do is the same thing you did when you were learning cascade juggling. Now once you're very comfortable with that, then you can start working with three. And that's going to be at the point where you feel that there's a gap in the pattern. So, let's go ahead and move into our third ball, and this is what outside juggling, or reverse cascade, looks like. And that's basically it...let's see it some more, shall we?"