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The basic 3-ball juggling pattern where balls are thrown in an arch from one hand to the other.

Like the Cascade but the throws go under the opposite arm, creating a reverse effect.

Balls are thrown in a circular motion with one hand doing high throws and the other hand passing balls back.

A pattern that resembles a square or box shape. Jugglers throw balls in a vertical line and then pass horizontally.

A complex 3-ball pattern where the juggler's arms cross and uncross while throwing the balls in a swooping motion.

A siteswap pattern with differing heights of throws; the '5' is high, '3' is medium, and '1' is a quick pass.

An advanced 3-ball pattern resembling Mills Mess with extra circles made by the arms.

Involves throwing two balls over the top in a high arc, while a third ball is passed in a circle beneath them.

Jugglers keep each ball in its own column with upward throws, without the balls crossing paths.

A pattern combining elements of Burke's Barrage and Rubenstein's Revenge, with balls thrown over the top and arm circles.

A 3-ball pattern where balls are thrown under the arm in a chopping motion.

A variation of Mills Mess, usually with 3 balls, where the balls are thrown in columns instead of a swooping pattern.

A pattern where all objects are thrown and caught once in quick succession, often used in numbers juggling.

A pattern where the juggler mimics a factory machine, throwing a ball from the middle of the pattern upwards while passing another beneath it.

A variation of the Shower pattern, where balls are thrown over the top in one direction only, and the lower passes are done in the opposite direction.

A continuous pattern where the juggler makes circular movements with each throw and catch, resembling the arms of a windmill.

A pattern that can be seen as a variation of Mills Mess with an additional ball making a straight vertical throw.

A pattern where the juggler 'takes out' a ball from the pattern and makes a circular motion before placing it back in.

A 3-ball pattern that adds claw catches and carries to the basic Cascade pattern.