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Multiple diabolos can be juggled in [[Siteswap|siteswap]] patterns, where a 0 represents a pause with an empty string (with time to do a [[Spins|360]] or jump rope with the string), a 1 is a pause with a diabolo on the string (with time to do a [[sun]]), and 2, 3, 4 etc. are increasingly high throws.
 
Multiple diabolos can be juggled in [[Siteswap|siteswap]] patterns, where a 0 represents a pause with an empty string (with time to do a [[Spins|360]] or jump rope with the string), a 1 is a pause with a diabolo on the string (with time to do a [[sun]]), and 2, 3, 4 etc. are increasingly high throws.
 
==4 diabolos==
 
==4 diabolos==
[[File:Tony Frebourg 5 Pirouettes in Row with 4 Diabolos May 2011|thumb|left|400 px|Five [[Transitions|connected]] 4 diabolo 4 up [[Spins|360s]] by [[Tony Frebourg]]]]The [[World records|world record]] for 4 diabolos high is 2 minutes and 30 seconds by Stevie Caveagna ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epx-aAGMxyI video] )
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[[File:Tony Frebourg 5 Pirouettes in Row with 4 Diabolos May 2011|thumb|left|400 px|Five [[Transitions|connected]] 4 diabolo 4 up [[Spins|360s]] by [[Tony Frebourg]]]]The [[World records|world record]] for 4 diabolos high is 2 minutes and 28 seconds by [[Stevie Caveagna]] ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epx-aAGMxyI video]).
   
 
The world record for 4 diabolos low is 3 minutes and 27 seconds ([https://youtu.be/dhSt-2Kjl1w?t=24m51s video]).
 
The world record for 4 diabolos low is 3 minutes and 27 seconds ([https://youtu.be/dhSt-2Kjl1w?t=24m51s video]).
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*[[Robin Spinelli]] (3:17 low, [http://youtu.be/fMxjOKDJGCQ?t=8m7s video])
 
*[[Robin Spinelli]] (3:17 low, [http://youtu.be/fMxjOKDJGCQ?t=8m7s video])
 
*[[Yu-Sung Chao]] (2:26 low, [http://youtu.be/K_V2h4-TZfQ video])
 
*[[Yu-Sung Chao]] (2:26 low, [http://youtu.be/K_V2h4-TZfQ video])
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*[[Pieter Slachmuylders]] (2:09 high, [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIydCzrL1sU video])
 
*[[Jack Chen]] (1:51 low, [http://youtu.be/HLW7_KptYf8?t=1m52s video])
 
*[[Jack Chen]] (1:51 low, [http://youtu.be/HLW7_KptYf8?t=1m52s video])
 
*[[Kubo Yuichiro]] (1:36 low, [http://youtu.be/NNW_OPE0CvM video])
 
*[[Kubo Yuichiro]] (1:36 low, [http://youtu.be/NNW_OPE0CvM video])
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* [[Guillaume Karpowicz]] (25 catches, [https://youtu.be/0KFPkwKO4G0?t=2m11s video])
 
* [[Guillaume Karpowicz]] (25 catches, [https://youtu.be/0KFPkwKO4G0?t=2m11s video])
 
* [[Arata Urawa]] (12 catches, [http://youtu.be/-KFYlS-7C-k video])
 
* [[Arata Urawa]] (12 catches, [http://youtu.be/-KFYlS-7C-k video])
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* [[Stevie Caveagna]] (11 catches, [https://youtu.be/48aK9VkJWes video])
 
* [[Lena Köhn]] (10 catches, [http://www.diaboloqueen.com/diabolo-show/ claim])
 
* [[Lena Köhn]] (10 catches, [http://www.diaboloqueen.com/diabolo-show/ claim])
   

Revision as of 20:46, 27 December 2016

A diabolo is a prop consisting of a "spool" or "two-headed top" that is manipulated using a string attached to two sticks, which are held in the hands.

The modern diabolo was developed and popularized by the French engineer Gustave Phillippart and the English athlete C. B. Fry in the early 20th century. An earlier form of this prop, the Chinese yo-yo, has existed at least since the 17th century.

1 diabolo

EJC2011_Arata_Vertax

EJC2011 Arata Vertax

1 diabolo vertax routine by Arata Urawa

To manipulate a diabolo on a string, you need to keep it balanced by spinning it. As long as the diabolo is spinning fast enough, it will stay balanced on the string. The simplest way to increase the diabolo's speed of rotation is by repeatedly lifting one of the handsticks while providing slack with the other, making the diabolo roll across the string.

The IJA has had a 1 diabolo performance competition as part of the Individual Prop competitions since 2004. The first winner of that competition was Ryo Yabe.

2 diabolos

2diabolo_24_Arata

2diabolo 24 Arata

2 diabolo sequence by Arata Urawa

Two or more diabolos can be juggled on a single string, usually in a circular pattern. There are two kinds of basic patterns for juggling multiple diabolos: High patterns, where the diabolos are individually caught on the string and then thrown high, and low patterns (called shuffles), where there can be more than one diabolo on the string at once.

The unofficial world record for 2 diabolos low (not validated by any world record organizations; no publicly available video) is 32 minutes and 4 seconds by Kristian Scharling Jørgensen (record from IJDb).

Other people who have done 2 diabolos low for over 10 minutes:

  • Matias Auramo (23:00)
  • Austin Bruckner (17:38)
  • Emil Lamprecht (16:32)
  • Joshua Weiner (15:54)
  • Mark Douglass (11:30)

3 diabolos

3_Diabolo_tricks_by_Ofek_Shilton

3 Diabolo tricks by Ofek Shilton

3 diabolo tricks by Ofek Shilton

The world record for the longest run of 3 diabolos high with publicly available video evidence is 5 minutes and 42 seconds by Pieter Slachmuylders.

Other people who have done 3 diabolos for over a minute:

  • Ryo Yabe (10:00+ low, claim)
  • Yuki Kojima (8:40 low, claim)
  • Aaro Kontio (5:30 high, claim)
  • Sylvestre Dewa (5:30 low, claim)
  • Tony Frebourg (3:20 high, claim)
  • Yosuke Meguro (2:02 high, claim)
  • Janion Nevill (1:55 low, claim)
  • Austin Bruckner (1:30 low, claim)
  • Martin Rolletmeheust (1:15 low, video)

Multiple diabolos can be juggled in siteswap patterns, where a 0 represents a pause with an empty string (with time to do a 360 or jump rope with the string), a 1 is a pause with a diabolo on the string (with time to do a sun), and 2, 3, 4 etc. are increasingly high throws.

4 diabolos

Tony_Frebourg_5_Pirouettes_in_Row_with_4_Diabolos_May_2011

Tony Frebourg 5 Pirouettes in Row with 4 Diabolos May 2011

Five connected 4 diabolo 4 up 360s by Tony Frebourg

The world record for 4 diabolos high is 2 minutes and 28 seconds by Stevie Caveagna (video).

The world record for 4 diabolos low is 3 minutes and 27 seconds (video).

Other people who have done 4 diabolos for over 100 catches:

Tricks that have been done with 4 diabolos include:

5 diabolos

Tony_Frebourg_66661_and_Pirouette_with_5_Diabolos_2010-0

Tony Frebourg 66661 and Pirouette with 5 Diabolos 2010-0

5 diabolo tricks by Tony Frebourg

Ryo Yabe was the first person to flash 5 diabolos high (video), and Tony Frebourg was the first to qualify it, in 2007 (video). Tony broke the world record with 16 catches (video) and then 31 catches (video) in 2008, 44 catches in 2010 (video), and 47 catches in 2011 (video). Ofek Shilton set the current world record for 5 diabolos high in 2011 with 54 catches (video). Tony Frebourg claims to have done 5 high for 1 minute and 7 seconds.

Other people who have juggled 5 diabolos high:

Etienne Chauzy was the first person to flash 5 diabolos low, in 2010 (video). In 2011, Robin Spinelli also flashed 5 diabolos low (video), and in 2013 Ronnie Slowinski broke the record with 6 catches (video). Later in 2013, Robin Spinelli posted a video showing 13 catches, and in 2014, a video from 2011 was uploaded, showing Robin doing 18 catches. In 2015, Robin Spinelli did 20 catches on video, and two days later, Ronnie Slowinski did 31 catches (video). In 2016, Pen Zen set the current world record for 5 diabolos low with a run of 47 catches. (Video)

Tricks that have been done with 5 diabolos:

6 diabolos

Tony_Frebourg_World_Record_6_Diabolos_with_Assisted_Start,_13_Throws.

Tony Frebourg World Record 6 Diabolos with Assisted Start, 13 Throws.

6 diabolo world record by Tony Frebourg

Tony Frebourg became the first person to juggle 6 diabolos high for at least a flash in 2015, when he did 7 catches. (Video) He claims to have done 13 catches of 6 diabolos high in 2014.

Guillaume Karpowicz became the first person to flash 6 diabolos low in 2016. (Video)

(Note: For diabolo records on this wiki, catches are only counted if the diabolo was both thrown and caught with the string.)

See also

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