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'''Lift''' bounce means to lift the toss before it drops to bounce:

<juggle>
pattern=5B0000
tps=3.75
dratio=0.5
hands=(25)(20).(20)(20).(20)(20).(20)(30).(20)(20).
</juggle>

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How much lift you give it, is up to you -- it is going across more, the higher it goes, <br>
and that may be good or bad for your learning or for a particular pattern. <br>
All you really want, when starting bounce, is more time between bounces than with '''[[Force Bounce]]'''. 

Many [[Siteswap|site-swap]] patterns call for a high lift for a high-value toss, mostly to establish a timing for the pattern. <br>
The time a ball is in the air allows other balls room for their bounce part of a pattern. 

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See [[3-ball Cascade Bounce]].

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