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"Cheese on Coast" - the first of a new series...a hi-speed edit of 90 minutes worth of shots involving NO Fireplaces!
This time at the "Ship Inn" in Elie.
Music by John Coletta from his new album "Sleekit Slivers"
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01-05-2014
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A new version of "the number". It was filmed in Koethen Germany by Christian Ratzel for Varietespektakel. www.varietespektakel.de
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10-09-2016
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Same rules as usual - 90 minutes, see what we get, two different venues this time. ('cause we planned it badly...) Enjoy.
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25-02-2015
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"This is the tenth one of these edits, patiently filmed and put together by Pete Rabjohns. That's ten packets of biscuits! As always, 90 minutes of filming, trimmed down to another selection of strange and unusual kendama tricks. Enjoy!"/nMusic by Richard Young
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06-03-2017
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Latest selection of strange, weird and unusual kendama tricks. Filmed in St Monans during the brief 90 minutes of sunshine also known as "the Scottish summer". Cheers to Sunrise kendamas again. Enjoy!
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18-09-2017
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What to do on a windy day with a box of old juggling t-shirts? Shoot another kendama edit, of course …..:)
This is the ninth film in the series. We've been doing these since March 2013...since when we seem to have racked up over 20,000 views...
Like this one? Then try these... (in reverse order):
“Spiking the Lawn”- http://www.juggling.tv/15456
“Catch of the Day”- http://www.juggling.tv/15074
"Dreel or no Dreel"- http:/www.juggling.tv/14762
"Ain't Misbe-Haven"- http://www.juggling.tv/14333
"Cheese on Coast”- http://www.juggling.tv/14060
"The Grate Escape"- http://www.juggling.tv/13459
"BraveHearth"- http://www.juggling.tv/13144
"Long Overdue"- http://www.juggling.tv/12964
Music this time by Lewis Hamilton.
Tunes are (in order):
“Journey Home”
“Head in the Sand”
“Cheap Cigars”
All from the “Ghost Train” album (which Pete played on...)
If you like them, you can discover more at www.LewisHamiltonMusic.com
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12-07-2016
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Little video I made for the guys at juggle dream...if you haven't already then go have a look at www.juggledream.com/nPROPS USED :
juggle dream 110g thuds/nJuggle dream 90g uglies/nJuggle dream 130g squeeze 8's/nHit me up on instagram for more videos
Instagram:lukedaviesss
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03-03-2014
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Doppelgänger - 7/29/09
Nick Laffey
Music: Clues "Remember Severed Head"
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29-07-2009
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Doreen was visiting Madrid for a couple of days, and we spent a rainy morning juggling patterns in my warehouse.
Is amazing how time flies when you play this kind of funny things, and how fast you can juggle new patterns with the right partner. She is one of the best passers in the world, for sure!
In addition, is amazing how we keep enjoying Préchac Transformation after all these years. We already played a lot of this patterns but there is still a universe out there... Full of new tricks to discover and customize.
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14-04-2016
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some nice breaks and a few drops too
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21-12-2011
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22-07-2016
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Double staff ACT by Duo FLOW. Performed in FLAMMA's fire theather 'Lighting ukko struck in darkness'.
http://www.flamma.fi
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#/pages/Fire-and-circus-artist-duo-FLOW-Niko-Kasmir/126797676879
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22-11-2009
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Dale (and some of Dale and Lucas) performance footage from 2008
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19-03-2009
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So I've had this idea for a long time. The concept is basically that I juggle and another version of myself appears and out juggles me. Just messing about with different tricks and video editing. Enjoy :)
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24-06-2013
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Doug Sayers, trying some 360's with 5 giant clubs
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10-04-2011
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A little bit of extreme freeski, a less bit of juggling and a big beat in ski or die downhill blitz music.
Enjoy!
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03-01-2012
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Sic club passing tricks filmed in Minneapolis, MN by Duck and Cover
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23-09-2014
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Dragon Staff at Notre Dame stairs 2006
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09-03-2011
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Dancer & Juggler : Julien Munsch compagniedesnaz.com
Drone Pilot & Video : Raphael Caputo Metlili.net
Filmer au collectif arts des possibles à Wesserling
Music : Gesaffelstein
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18-03-2018
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was jongleure bei schlechtem wetter träumen...
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18-02-2010
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Thirteen
music: karlheinz stockhausen - "invisible choirs" in: "thursday" from "light"
text: franz kafka (fragment on loose paper)
juggling: paul lind, jo lind
december 2009
english translation of the text in the beginning:
"Never will you pull out water from the depth of this well."
"What kind of water? What kind of wells?"
"Who is asking?"
Silence.
"What kind of silence?"
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20-12-2009
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(original youtube description)Three of the Pontefract diaboloists popped around last Saturday and we had a bit of a session.
This video is maybe the first chance a lot of people will have had to see what kind of stuff the Ponte lot do. In this vid its mainly Minig and fan stuff but some slack knot stuff and the odd other thing gets a look in. Very casual and relaxed is the vibe. I lengthened my string just for the occasion.
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(I made this about a year ago, it was a classic 'lets film some stuff so that we can see what we should film for a proper video... lets make a rough video... lets put it out anyway' It's long and very fan heavy but the tunes nice. (Oh it's also the diabolo video with the most hits on youtube - 217,960- which I guess I'll have to learn to live with))
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09-01-2008
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corrected notation
Interception line changes are immediate - the juggler and manipulator swap line before the next beat. So, even if it is a 1 beat intercept with a line instruction after it, the juggler and manipulator change lines first, then read the line change instruction afterwards. They follow both instructions, but the order is important. So if a manipulator line showed at the end of the line: iB => M the juggler who was B up until the last instruction becomes M because of the intercept (iB) and then they stay M because of the (=> M).
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08-01-2018
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Das, was sonst immer herausgeschnitten wird.
Drops sind ein wichtiger Teil des kognitiven Lernprozesses, indem sie unkorrekte Bewegungen aufdecken und dem Jongleur die Ursache des Fehlers verdeutlichen. Somit sind Drops maßgeblich an der lernstrategischen Erarbeitung neuer Tricks beteiligt und bei jedem Training unerlässlich.
Drops machen aus dem Jonglieren erst das was es ist, nämlich die schönste Kunst, die es gibt. :)
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07-07-2013
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