Low Shuffle
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The Low Shuffle (improvised
name) is a variation of the standard Shuffle pattern in which all the
non-slammed balls are thrown beneath the slammed ball. This leads to a more
compressed pattern, and higher odds of collision. For that reason, the Low
Shuffle is more difficult than the normal Shuffle, therefore you should
learn the latter before trying this trick.
Assuming you know the regular Shuffle, the only step to
learning the Low Shuffle is to practice a single slam. Start with two balls
in your non-dominant hand, and one ball in your dominant. Make a low Cascade
throw from your non-dominant hand. At the same time, raise up your dominant
hand and prepare to make a slam. As the first ball passes its peak and
begins to fall back down, make another low Cascade throw while almost
simultaneously doing a slam with your dominant hand, catching that ball with
your non-dominant hand and claw catching the first ball with your dominant
hand.
And that's pretty much it. Just keep adding throws as you
become more comfortable with the throws, and with some practice you will be
able to run the Low Shuffle for extended periods of time.