A pass to another person's strength insures the ball will keep moving and that the self esteem of the group stays intact. The stronger the group's ability to understand each other's individual kicking strengths, the stronger the circle will be. It was very exciting. Now, in a good, strong, social circle of the Bloughchi style, the particpants assemble many kicks per person throughout a routine without a single drop. Such a volley is very common among kickers of the Bloughchi style.
Nobody likes to stand in a circle and just watch one person showboat and then drop the ball.
That gets old real quick and basically disolves the continuity of the social aspect of the group. Remember, in a circle it does not matter what you individually can do. What matters is your understanding of the group as a whole and how to enhance that understanding with your strengths and leadership. Everyone can practice individually to become stronger in various kicks, but in circle kicking the focus is on keeping the footbag in the air.