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 5 ball high-low-middle | |
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Capacity |
5 |
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Period |
3 |
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Full period |
18 |
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Orbits |
3 |
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545 | |
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Self-dual | |
645 is a symmetrical 5 object siteswap where the first two throws don't cross, and the third throw does cross. The first throw (a 6) is about one and a half times as high as the cascade, and the second throw (a 4) is about half the height of the cascade. The third throw (a 5) is exactly the same as a throw in the cascade. This is the 5 object version of 534. All the 6s are done with the same two objects, and the pattern is often done with those objects staying in columns on the outside of the pattern.
Before learning this pattern, you should already be good at the 5 ball cascade, 534, 6451 (starting from both sides), 561, and 64 (starting from both sides).
- Video: 5 club 645 with outside throws and backcrosses by Vova Galchenko
World records
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645 world records with publicly available video evidence:
- 5 ball 645: 19 minutes by Bence Ónodi in 2019 (video)
- 5 ring 645: 2 minutes and 19 seconds by Delaney Bayles in 2017 (video)
- 5 club 645: 3 minutes by Daniel Ledel and Luca Pferdmenges in 2020 (video)
Unverified claims:
- 5 ball 645: 20 minutes by Paweł Witczak in 2008 (claim)
- 5 ball 645: ~25 minutes by Max Kuschmierz in 2019 (claim)
- 5 club 645: 711 catches by Iver Tronstad in 2015 (claim)
VariationsEdit
645 with outside 6s
Trick 1015
5 ball 645 with the 6s caught as penguins by Haavard Hvidsten
Trick 108
5 ball 645 with the 6s caught under the arm by Haavard Hvidsten
Juggling Tutorial 5 ball siteswap 645 Part I
645 tutorial
