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Morning diabolo freestyle session recorded in Brooklyn, N.Y.C. on Sept. 16th 2015. Special thanks to Kimmy, Alex and Naiara for letting me stay at their amazing appartment and enjoy their unique rooftop everyday! -- More about Nico's diabolo activities: - Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user icodiabolo4life - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NicoPiresDiabolo4life - Website: www.diabolo4life.com

Damn WMG on Youtube. Long live Juggling.tv! I posted this in support of the Contact Juggling community. I haven't made a pure contact video in a while and I thought it was necessary. Fushigi and its ridiculous marketing/business tactics have taken a lot away from the contact juggling community recently. Things like respect, respect for the fact that we spend years on this stuff. I personally have lots of hard work, study, creativity (i like to think so), and sometimes pain (see, hard work) into this activity. I know many others have too, and I don't like seeing my friend upset over this attempted re-branding and simplification of our art/whatever./nSo I just wanted to say I am not going to admit defeat to this B.S. I'm still going to progress and do what I like and so should everyone else. This is not the end of contact juggling./nArticle by Dube on the subject:http://www.dube.com/blog/?p=765/nPost by Ryan Mellors on the subject: http://www.contactjuggling.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=2

***** One generation plants the trees; another gets the shade. *****Enjoy the video that Franz Pfuisi made of the activities of the educational circus in Kabul. @MMCCglobal @AfghanCircus Video: Pfuisi Franz Music: Tik Tik by Kim Larsen #fivestones #Afghanistan.anders

Date à noter pour un événement jonglé pas comme les autres... à suivre !

Outdoor juggling is a nice good activity, ........ if it's good weather !!

A game branded as Gyro Ring in the past, here is a fabulously addicting prop composed of five brass washers (beads) strung onto a stainless steel ring. To activate this prop you spin the brass beads and turn the larger ring to keep them going in perpetual activity. The ring can then be manipulated in various ways to perform a large range of tricks! This is a improv set slowed to 1/2x. These rings were popular in Japan and New Zealand circa 1995-1997 but remained widely unknown to much of the rest of the world. A small selection of high quality rings are available online at my website SlingTrue.org Please contact me if you have any insights or questions