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Although so many things went wrong, I still think this turned out rather well. In the 3 ball part, I went 2 minutes and 40 seconds without a drop, which is good because when I did drop it, I was done anyway. And try to ignore the hiss, I couldn't get rid of it, but I think later on it just went away. I did something special for part 2, I won't spoil it, but it sucked getting that right, and it still wasn't as good as I had hoped. Yes I shook the camera and didn't realize it, but after that it went alright. although my hand was in the way for one of the tricks, (hint, inside elbow stall, then again rolling it to the fingers). Contact juggling, for the first 2 parts I was standing on some cloths because of the squeaky floorboard I was on. In this part I decided to take them away so I can stand level on the floor....and you can hear the results. If you can get past the floorboard, then I did pretty good....in the beginning. It's weird, I purposely put the hard tricks in the beginning so if I kept messing up

Steve Martin the movie star used to juggle for a living here is a clip from his stand up show from 198?

[Feb 2007] Well here it is, my return to posting juggling videos: I hope you enjoy it. I tried to combine entertaining video watching with interesting juggling tricks.

This is my entry for the 2011 International Jugglers' Association Video Tutorial Contest. How to juggle on a balance ladder, with beanbags and clubs. It's long, so here is a breakdown of the contents for easy reference: Disclaimer 0:22 Anatomy of a juggling ladder 0:33 Walking on lower rungs 0:46 Stepover 1:58 Reverse stepover 2:43 Slow motion stepover 3:27 Juggling beanbags 4:54 Juggling clubs 6:18 Falling 9:09 Scenic view and credits 9:52

All the kendama video action from the BJC & BKC at Doncaster 2008.

A fun video and the first one I planned. I hope you like my work, this video means a lot to me! Thanks to Mokai and Tobi for filming help and to Sergej and Crackers for inspiering me! Ah and of course mum, you are thebest!

TYM.de - Berlin Juggling Convention 2010 in Slow Motion

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A 12 ball asynch flash

The Belfast aerial crew Tina and Ken are Tumble Circus.

Extract from Media/Circus's "Bouncing In Paris" DVD. Made by J-f Valentin and Vincent Bruel

Rudy Horn in his backyard. I think this footage was shot by Kit Summers in the late '70's.

Various skills mainly featuring either 3 clubs or a waterpolo ball performed by Robin Gunney

Crazy Hard trick that I managed to get my first on film! I know it isn't REALLY hard, but you should try with beaches and hard wind! Hope you enjoy! I'm good to make a tutorial for any trick at all!

This is my tube act from some years ago. It was filmed during my eamination work in Stockholm. The scores in the beginning is the act writen down to music. The red overall is just me wanting to wear something I would never wear normally :)

Un poquito de talento, una dosis de disciplina y el resto puro Amor. Circosophie Sebastian Gonzalez Artista de Circo jongleur - malabarista www.circosophie.blogspot.com [email protected]

This is the 2011 collaboration video for the diabolo.ca forum. Staring diaboloists from across the globe.

Toby Walker _club routine _ live in Rennes _France 2008

Featuring 16 London-based jugglers filmed during 2008, a variety of props, some cityscapes, a shadow.

My new Video with my new skills.

Performed at the Brighton Komedia for the Dirty Diamond Review Show.

Vid Warren, beatbox juggling live at BoB 2010 Convention.

Juggling while completing a triathlon. (1/4 mile swim, 16.2 mile bike, 4 mile run) April 21, 2012 Joe Salter Hope you enjoy the video. Also, please spare me the "unicycle" suggestion comments or "you should have done a 3 ball cascade" while riding no-handed comments. If you don't know anything about triathlons, then those comments are very naive, because you have no idea what a race like this entails. I spent 10 months training, researching, and fine tuning what works. Until you actually get out there and see what "works" then try to understand that what looks good on paper, doesn't always translate into good practice. Enjoy! -Joe

I already liked Berlin, but this trip I found out that it's the best city in Europe for finding indoor practice spaces during winter, not to mention all the friendly jugglers and circus artists who live and train here. It's inspiring, fun, and very nice to be in a big city that supports and encourages juggling! Thank you to all the talented people who appear in this video, including, but not limited to: Declan, Mark, Luke, Bart, Fabio, Karolina, Alex, Josh (Sorry I'm too senile to have remembered everyone's name! I would like to credit you, so please leave your name in a comment for me, if you appear in here? Danke!) Thanks also to Geraldine and her family, Luke and Pola, and Tona and Mischa for hosting me and helping me with the videography. Danke to the people at Jonglierkatakomben, especially Carlo, and all the others who put up with my broken German. Deutsch ist schwerer als 5 Club Backcrosses!

One of the best days of passing I've ever had was at the 2007 Berkeley Juggling & Unicycle festival. I met up with Jeff Napier, who introduced me to a guy named Jake. This is primarily passing six clubs in two-count with lots of multiplexes, bashes, bounces and unreasonable saves.