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Boxed Out By John Reutershan - Bronx, NY I
came up with this six-move sequence as a change-of-pace from the more
vigorous moves one usually includes in a routine. It is described here
from the juggler's viewpoint.
1.
Right hand "folds"
right box under middle box, maintaining corner contact during the
move.
2.
Entire configuration rotates 90 degrees. Right hand slides right box
smoothly from middle box to left box, maintaining contact during the
move.
3.
Configuration rotates 90 degrees again. Left hand grabs middle box
during the move, maintaining relative position of the boxes.
4.
Back to the standard position. Hands maintain their grip, but the left
box is given a 180 degree flip and caught between the other two boxes.
Left hand moves the middle box over
the flipping box while right hand must turn right
5.
Left hand moves to grab the upside down left box, as the right hand tums
the right
6.
Finally, back to the standard position with the same action as step 4.
Here the middle box rotates 180 degrees and the right box is turned 90
degrees to bring the right hand on top. The left hand
again moves its box over the flipping box.
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