hey man thats really good. its a nice looking site swap as well. it was really good to see it from both sides, i think its best to learn everything, even things like showers, on both sides.

Cool! well, I have a HARD time juggling with my left hand, so many things are nearly impossible with my left, like 97531. But Leeroy49 (aka Andreas) is really good at this siteswap, the 5641, starting with either hand. merry Xmas

merry christmas!

Well, (6x,4) is the only one of those that I can do. I recently (for the 1st time) got 645645 and 744744 (in other words, once on each side in a row). But I certainly can't run them. :-( Also, I had noticed you doing 645 on a number of your recent videos and meant to congratulate you as I knew it was one you really wanted to learn.

Dude, i like this little siteswap. But my video looks terrible! The balls disappear into the background. Oh well, thanks for making your video easy to see and follow!

I also learn them slowly:)

:) that was like an accident... i tried to combine the 561 to some other siteswap and the 5641 appeared

Dammit! When I went to practice this site swap, I transposed the numbers (stupid me) and practiced 6451, instead of 5641. Anyway, I was going to ask you if you had learned 64514, so as to make it symmetrical, but now I guess my question has to be whether you have tried 56414. You'll notice that by adding the 4 at the end, that the trick starts with the other hand the 2nd time. I wish I had a video camera to show you what I mean. I'm such a loser. :-(

Actually I don't hate siteswaps. I hate the fact that I don't get them easily, that other people seem to be imbued with innate Siteswap Software, and that I don't always understand them. This winter I learned 645, 744, and (6x,4) at RECORD speed! Slowest in history.

2nd reply. Comments on KZread can only be 500 characters. :-( Anyway, the pattern I tried also led me to (6,4),(4x,2x)*. I know you hate site swaps, so if you can't figure that one out, I'll show it to you at the Orlando convention. By the way, the star just denotes reversing it the 2nd time; in other words (4,6),(2x,4x), or the entire series is (6,4),(4x,2x),(4,6),(2x,4x). Just shoot me now.

How about 561?