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The yearly collaboration from the diabolo.ca forum! Shot in 13 countries by 34 diabolists! Thanks all for the sequences submitted, sorry for the few clips that have been left behind... Keep it up for 2011! Merry Xmas and happy new year!
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9572
8
24-12-2010
[13]
chinese jugglers with clubs, and cooking stuff from 1959
i think there is the precursors of prechac notation!
enjoy it
http://videocirco.blogspot.com
04:56
7227
6
31-08-2011
[13]
Pot manipulation duo. Probably the same performers as "Acro/Spinning Duo".
05:46
6393
1
03-12-2008
[7]
A high-light reel of a day at the Renaissance Festival in Kansas City. Having lots of fun. :)
02:14
3959
0
06-03-2012
[6]
Beautiful antipodist act with great skills.
04:30
10682
1
25-11-2008
[5]
great antipode act from china
http://videocirco.blogspot.com
05:34
5105
1
13-09-2011
[4]
Shanghai duo who perform a neat acro piece, with the added bonus of bowls being balanced on the flier the whole time. This is possibly "Shanghai Acrobatic Troupe - Bowl Pagoda" - Cirque Du Demain 1985.
02:44
6726
1
19-10-2007
[4]
chinese with pot from 59
http://videocirco.blogspot.com
02:12
3544
3
08-09-2011
[3]
Chinese old man enjoying his diabolo play on a TV show.
04:15
7256
3
21-01-2009
[4]
chinese circus water meteors 3 girls perform with the classic chinese water meteors
05:32
12653
0
05-02-2012
[2]
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03:27
3774
0
23-05-2011
[2]
This is probably the performance by Guangzhou Troupe from Cirque Du Demain in 1984. Contains a brief run of 3 low. And a lesson in pirouette technique.
03:30
6939
0
20-10-2007
[2]
This form of staff juggling now seems to be commonly called "fei-cha".
It comes from the traditional Chinese acrobatic repertoire, and in chinese acrobatics books and videos that I have seen it is translated as "trident manipulation".
The trident has loose elements at the head, which make the jangling sound - it's often a very noisy act.
This spinner is Mohamed Badr El Nouby from the Cairo Circus School.
01:33
3292
0
02-09-2015
[2]
News report. Some hat juggling.
01:12
5031
0
14-02-2008
[2]
ANJCS Chinese Yoyo competition; tied for 2nd place.
03:37
5689
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11-05-2008
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