97531

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Note that the highest throw is caught to make the lowest toss, and that follows in order.
The '1' makes the '9' as is familiar from Shower;
The '3' makes the '7' as is familiar from Half-shower;
The '5' makes Cascade tosses.
Which doesn't make it easy, but is accessible to a rapidly growing number of jugglers.
The remaining challenge is to run it, and more people are doing that too.

Here it is as flashed from 5 Ball Cascade, requiring no transition:

If there were an even number of '5's (six in this version), the pattern will start from the other side next.

See 97333 for a simpler version to use for training, also 9713.

Contents 1 b975300 Pirouette 1.1 db9750000 with a 720° 2 13579 2.1 75 79135 3 3 95173

[edit] b975300 Pirouette

from 5-Cascade after '97531':

[edit] db9750000 with a 720°

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[edit] 13579

Although equally logical, some have said this version is much harder to learn.
That may be from the rather scrambled heights per ball.
The '1' is reversed as a '3', that ball is sent up as the '9', and that is put back up as the '7'.

From 5-Cascade the transition will be:

[edit] 75 79135 3

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Phil Edwards also does:

[edit] 95173

The transition is again as '75 95173 3'.

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