If you're not familiar at all with "feeds", there is a detailed
introduction.
I define a classical feed as any pattern with n jugglers where 1 juggler
(the feeder) is facing the n-1 others (the feedees, arranged in a line, n being
greater than 2). In the case of a 3 persons feed, it's almost always possible
to derive an N or W feed from it.
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classical feeds for 3 jugglers with 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 clubs
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line feeds for 4 or 5 jugglers (or more)
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N & W feeds for 4 & 5 jugglers
N and W feeds are in fact a variation on the classical feeds: just add
a few more jugglers, but keep using the same rhythms. For the N feed,
there are 2 feeders (A & C). In the W, there are 3 feeders (B, C and
D). You can of course add more jugglers on the same principle.
I haven't given here the extension that you can deduct from the classical
feeds, but some passing patterns or problems that you can only find with
N & W feeds.
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