(8x,6)(4,6x)

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(8x,6)(4,6x) is a synchronous 6 object siteswap where a pair of throws from the 7 object pattern (8x,6)* is followed by a pair of throws from the 5 object pattern (6x,4)*, going the opposite direction. The 8s should be about twice as high as the basic pattern, and the 4s should be about a third of the height of the basic pattern. This is the 6 object version of (6x,4)(2,4x).
There are two versions of this pattern: in the asymmetrical version, all the (8x,6) pairs are thrown toward the same side of the pattern, and in the symmetrical version, (8x,6)(4,6x)(6,8x)(6x,4), or (8x,6)(4,6x)* for short, each (8x,6) pair is thrown in the same direction as the previous (6x,4) pair.
: Video: 100 catches of 6 ball (8x,6)(4,6x) by Max Kuschmierz
: Video: 100 catches of 6 ball (8x,6)(4,6x)* by Paweł Witczak
: Video: 6 club 4 up 360 in (8x,6)(4,6x)* by Kaito Tanioka
==Siteswap exercises==
You can use these exercises to practice the same kinds of throws and sequences of throws that are done in this pattern, before you learn the full pattern.
Some of the siteswaps listed below are shortened to leave out parts where you’re not doing anything. Click on them to see animations of the exercises.
You should practice doing these starting with your right hand and with your left hand, so that you will be ready to learn the full symmetrical pattern.
Prerequisites: 6 ball fountain, (6x,4)*
Exercises to prepare for (8x,6)(4,6x)*:
*1 ball 8x
*2 ball (8x,6)
*3 ball 8x
*3 ball (8x,6)*
*4 ball (8x,6)(2,2)(2,4x)
*4 ball (8x,6)(2,2)(2,4x)*
*4 ball (8x,6)(4,6x)(0,0)*
*5 ball (8x,4)(4,4)*
*5 ball (8x,6)(4,2)*
*5 ball (8x,6)(4,6x)(6,0)
*6 ball (8x,6)(4,6x)
thumb|right|480px|6 club (8x,6)(4,6x) flash by Haavard Hvidsten
==Variations==
*(8,6x)(4x,6)
*(8x,6)(6,4x)
*(8,6x)(6x,4)
*(8x,6x)(6,4)
*(8x,6x)(4x,6x)
*(8,6)(6x,4x)
*(8,6)(4,6)
*(8x,6)(2,4x)
*(8x,6)*
*(ax,8)(4,6x)
*(ax,8)(6,8x)
*David's dilemma
Category:Patterns
Category:Siteswaps
Category:6 object patterns
Category:Synchronous patterns
Category:Ground state siteswaps
Category:Period 4 patterns
Category:Asymmetric patterns
Category:Symmetric patterns