juggling.tv

2 person vinyl record manipulation piece from Britcirc show "Conspiracy". Original routine by Ben Richter (Smalls) and Mike - this version by Ben and Luke. Performance at The Circus Space, as part of the London International Mime Festival: January 25th, 1998.

This video was and still is one of my prouder accomplishments, mostly because it was released during a time when videos were downloaded and not streamed. They were also fewer and far between, and I think this is truly one of the first juggling music videos, in which the lyrics of the song were used to inspire content. At the time it was released, I won a lot of praise on rec.juggling and despite tons of videos released since then, people still send me e-mails requesting a link to this video. And honestly, I think "Heart of a Champion" will always feel like personal theme music to me. Enjoy and thanks to the wonderful community of jugglers, without whom it wouldn't be worth putting in all the effort to share something like this. ~Michael

clips strung together from gettyimages. Highlights include a 4 person passing troupe, and a frankly sinister knife throwing act. Not all clips appear to be from the same sequence.

3-person passing/stealing pattern from Pass-Out 08/09

7 rings, 29 catches, my personal best :-) Next month, I'll beat it-you wait ;-)

Part 1 of my "Holiday Snaps" video features me (bspeers), personal highlights from Bungay 2008, and a feature on Daniel Harman, b-baller. Also includes an intro with some of the big names in throughout Holiday Snaps. Tricks, sequences and musak!

Gandini gymnasium passing with Sean, Kati, Inaki, Owen and Manu

An extract from the Siteswaps DVD, featuring some 3-person passing siteswaps.

For me, the concept of a "Look Mum I made a juggling video" refers to a video that is made, not to introduce any new ideas to the juggling community, but rather made because it seems like the thing to do. That is why this film is entitled 'Dave's "Look Mum I Made A Juggling Video" Video'. This movie is intended as a parody on the "Look Mum" video genre. You probably won't learn any new tricks, but hopefully you'll have a good laugh. It should also be noted that this video features neither my true juggling potential nor my true personality. They are both facets of a character that I created for this movie. Enjoy.

Hi jugglers: Pablo (clubs and balls) and my self (balls) got together to make a video. The tricks are most of them personal tricks so some of them you may have not seen them before. We are from Buenos Aires, Argentina hope you like the video. 2005

A video I made when I had a day off from classes at College. I wasn't trying to be super technical or make personal bests here. Just trying to make a nice artistic video, seeing as how I've never really made any artistic videos.

Bienvenidos a la última noche de nuestro Cabaret Crucero, broche final de un largo viaje por el caribe. Lleno de maravillosos espectáculos de variedades este show nos acerca al mundo clásico del cabaret, presentado por nuestro capitán Gutiérrez que introduce a los distintos personajes que dan vida a esta aventura recién llegada a puerto (el mago Romero, los malabaristas Kenny Bell y Johnny Mentero, el Polizón de a bordo, nuestros bármanes...), en la que el público pasa ser el pasaje. duración :1 hora 10 minutos

El Circo Animado es un pasacalles de ocho personajes que recorren la ciudad finalizando con un colorido espectáculo de pista que plasma las habilidades de sus integrantes. Este Pasacalles compuesto por una insólita trouppe de grotescos personajes, pone en escena un dinámico y arriesgado espectáculo que invita entrar en un mundo onírico que no deja a nadie indiferente. El Circo Animado llega a la ciudad tras recorrer caminos y plazas. El avispado Don Bartolo Bidón (gigante zancudo), afamado Jefe de Pista y director del circo, ha conseguido reunir a los más variopintos artistas para llevar a cabo su sueño (Barón Von Wilburg, Lía Petrov, Chin Luang, Rafa Du Monde, Jamón, Torpón, Oso Alobado) El Circo Animado es apto para todos los públicos y se puede adaptar a diferentes espacios escénicos, así como a pasacalles, cabalgatas

well... first there is this bit with the sound system to go with the name and to match then music then i do a three club trick where they balance on my arms and stuff then it goes to the thing with different clashes and short tricks to match the music then i do a 5 ball trick with back crosses and a spin around and more back crosses with numbers and x's and things then i do 4 club singles while having 2 clubs on the ground one on top of the other so that i can step on the fat end of one using it as a lever to flip the other one into my hand and go into a 5 club cascade... you know what, i don't really have time to write out a description so maybe you better just watch the video.

When I arrived at the Pacific Northwest Juggling Convention in Corvallis I had no intentions of entering any competitions. Reluctantly I agreed to participate, not really knowing who Sean McKinney was. After watching the other performers, I was sure I didn't win and went up to the Balcony to watch the rest of the show. They announced me as the winner just as I had come down for a drink of water. They gave me the coolest juggling trophy I've ever seen! Since then I've done my homework on McKinney and spent some time with the people who knew him and decided I probably was the right person for this particular competition.

This is Steve's Contact juggling routine. This seems to be a real 'Marmite' act, you either love it or hate it... I personally love it!