Split

A split is a multiplex throw where some of the objects are thrown to the right hand, and some to the left hand. In the simplest case, a duplex split, two objects are thrown from one hand and split apart in the air so that one object lands in each hand.
Any split throw involving more than two objects contains at least one stack. A triplex where one object is caught in one hand and two are caught in the other hand is a split multiplex, but the two objects that are caught in the same hand are "stacked". In an "inside" split triplex, one object is thrown across to the other hand and the other two are thrown as a self stack, and in an "outside" split triplex, one object is thrown as a self throw and the other two are thrown as a crossing stack.
Any odd number of objects can be juggled in a multiplex pattern by throwing duplex splits with the right and left hands alternately at a constant height.
5 ball duplex splitsSiteswap: [32T] or [54][22]2 or ([44x],2)* 	7 ball duplex splitsSiteswap: [43] or ([66x],2)* 	7 ball triplex splitsSiteswap: [32T2T] or [544][222]2 or ([444x],2)*
8 ball duplex splitsSiteswap: ([44x],[44x]) 	8 ball triplex splitsSiteswap: [332T] or [554][222][22] or ([44x4x],[22])*	9 ball duplex splitsSiteswap: [54] or ([88x],2)*
9 ball 4-plex splitsSiteswap: [32T2T2T] or [5444][2222]2 or ([4444x],2)*	10 ball triplex splitsSiteswap: [433] or ([66x6x],2)* 	10 ball 4-plex splitsSiteswap: [332T2T] or [5544][2222][22] or ([444x4x],[22])*
thumb|640px|left|5 ball tricks with high duplex splits by Peter Bone
==See also==
*Stack
*Slice
*Squeeze
Category:Patterns
Category:Trick throws
Category:Multiplex patterns