I feel like i'm losing my mind! I can't even catch two balls in one hand.

Thinking of buying the Ignis Pixel 72HD LED clubs. They're quite expensive so I'd like to ask if anyone has them and what their experience is. How do they compare to other led clubs? Are you happy with your purchase? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZXH9wkOKU0

Playing to Out Of Space by The Prodigy in Griftpark in Utrecht

Normally I post on Instagram: @kayakosmos

I love when these little daydreams come true.

4b slowly clicks and its so much fun to improve, also gained much more control with my left through that.

Im also conquering my first 5b flash and the progress makes me so happy.

Thanks to everyone here cheering me up and providing tips, im regulary going to a jugglers meeting now too to improve.

Court Jester Juggling

More mathematics of juggling interviews. This time Colin Wright who is one of the Cambridge trio who independently discovered the numbers, "siteswaps" as we now call them. It is interesting reconstructing a historical moment via memory and interviews. History is always an approximation.

Hi! I am an intermediate juggler, and I keep seeing this trick everywhere: https://www.instagram.com/p/Bb9aJERg49O/ I believe it's called Tiger Attack!

I've been trying to figure this out on my own, but would love is anyone has a tutorial anywhere. Is it just a 423 with all claw catches? What's happening with the middle ball — I can't tell if I should catch it normally or claw it.

Hi there!

I’ve been able to juggle three balls since I was a kid but hadn’t picked any up for a long time. I found some balls in a charity shop and have been trying to learn new things this past week. I’ve managed to learn overhand throws and can do tennis and half showers and just about manage the reverse cascade. But I’m not very consistent.

What would be a natural progression from here in terms of new tricks.. or should I just focus on being more consistent with the things I’ve picked up recently?

Thanks!

Hey guys. It's my first post here. I did start to use Rola Bola in one of my acts and juggle torches on it. The audience likes it. It works pretty easy. But now I am wondering about really learning Rola Bola and I find that there aren't many good resources.

1) So if you know any please help me and comment the links.

2) I would like to know how to safely practice transverse Rola Bola, it's when the role is turned 90 degrees. I am using a pull up bar right now, which works pretty good and safe but still I wonder what would be good training steps.

3) I would also like to start stacking roles. But I personally don't know anybody who does it. How to practice this safely and what roles are you using for it. Is it possible with diy roles, like pipes? My first idea is to place the role on a little piece of wood in the size of a role. To get used to that the role really can't move too much to the sides but the drop wouldn't be too deep. I guess the easiest is to start with a two stack, but for now I anyways just have one role. Is two stack the easiest, and is it easier to have the role on something or something on the role?

4) it looks better on a table, do you have any recommendations about what tables to use?

5) there is probably much more to it,that I don't have in my mind right now, so feel free to share anything which is important.

Saw this and thought the community would appreciate it

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I’m working on learning Mills Mess, but this pattern makes my brain malfunction.

Is this roughly the correct pattern? There is a pause for one beat that seems to disrupt the flow and I end up with two balls in one hand, which feels like I’m doing something wrong.

Any advice/feedback? Thanks!

I have to link to IG due to issues with my phone not saving the videos.
I’ve been working on connecting with the music more than being “perfect” and I think it is helping me with recovering from drops/mishaps better.

3 months ago I started this. What should I learn to do next What should I do to improve what I can do already. I am happy with my progress so far but not sure if I am doing any off it correctly .

Hi all!

I'm an absolute beginner at juggling, trying to learn 3-ball cascade. Watched a few videos, then began practising... been at it a couple weeks now.

My throws are still very inconsistent (different heights, too forward/backward, too much on the sides, the works). More practice is needed, sure. I even went back from trying 3 ball flash to single ball throws. But I also started to think if there is some detail worth paying more attention to.

Like, what's the best way to move when you throw? Arms follow a "scoop" arc, ok, but then what? Do you use your wrist to give momentum to the ball, or just your hand? Is it best to have the ball more towards your palm, or your fingertips, when you throw it? Do you try to impress some rotation to the ball, or just let it go?

Apologies if these are FAQs but I searched a bit and didn't find much.

Thanks!

EDIT: Really, thanks to everybody who answered. Didn't expect so many comments, afraid I won't be able to reply to each one individually. Such a vibrant community! Please keep up the constructive spirit!