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An 11 ball run just short of a qualify. Uploaded here on request from rec.juggling.

more watchable version, at least you can see all the jugglers and pause the video 40. David Leathy 39. Joelle Huguenin 38. Ben Hestnes 37. Neta Oren 36. Kristian Wanvik 35. Chris Noonan 34. Toby Walker 33. Joona Muistola 32. Riky Riccardo Tanca 31. Thom Wall 30. Komei Aoki 29. Eljas Aalto 28. Eric Longequel 27. Kyle Johnson 26. Dan Wood 25. Jason Garfield 24. Yuri Yamamura 23. Haavard Hvidsten 22. Etiene Chauzy 21. Jacob Sharpe 20. Josh Turner 19. Christof Buch 18. Ori Roth 17. Thomas Dietz 16. Jay Gilligan 15. Jack Denger 14. Stefan Sing 13. Alexander Koblikov 12. Chris Hodge 11. Luke Burrage - Luke is awesome ? ? ? 10. Alex Barron 9. David Ferman 8. Tony Pezzo 7. Patrik Elmnert 6. Vova Galchenko 5. Pavel Evsukevich 4. Anthony Gatto 3. Doug Sayers 2. Wes Peden 1. Lauge Benjaminsen No Michael Karas, Ivan Pecel or Falco on the chart this year.

Variations on the slam and shuffle juggling tricks. Filmed in the Gene Leahy Mall in Omaha, Nebraska. Slam variations with 3 balls, 4 balls and 3 clubs. Many tricks are original. Other tricks are inspired by Murakami, Dan Barron, Chris Hodge, Nick Laffey and Michael Falkov. Look out for same hand slams, and under arm slams, and 4 ball slam variations. Music is The System by Romain Virgo. Juggling by Peter Brunette.

I met up with Alex for a juggling session. We both beat our 11 ball personal bests. Here's what happened at the end of the video: Basically Alex became the first person to juggle 11 balls with 23 catches. I saw the whole thing and it looked amazing (very clean). We thought we'd captured it with both our camcorders but unfortunately one camera wasn't recording and the other had fallen over and was pointing at the sky!

A feature from BBC TV's The One Show, about the theoretical maximum number of balls that can be juggled. Featuring Laci Endresz, Alex Barron, Josh Turner & Colin Wright. 2016-10-07.

On the heels of Alex Barron's upcoming filmed 11-ball qualify, does Boppo get lucky once again on camera with an unbelievable 24 catches with 11 - and 15 catches with 13? /nOr, is he just trying to make a point about the shortfalls of ambiguous notations?

A short 12 ball run

This week Rich Kohut is joined by Alex Barron, current numbers multi-world-record holder. 01:40 - "Perfect Catch" premiers off-broadway in NYC 08:28 - Gon - "3 Ring Paranoia" 16:00 - "Bone's Best Bits" 29:28 - Numbers flashing and techniques/styles/stories about it compared to regular juggling. 60:33 - CIRCULATION - Circus, Arts and Music Festival

A very short run of 12 balls. Sorry about the background.

Josh Turner, Alex Barron and Dan Wood demonstrate heroic perseverance in their 45 minute battle to capture three synchronised db97531s on camera.

Rich Kohut talks about the new 13 ball flash by Alex Barron, Lauge's Dubstep Juggling video, Bob Bramson's Act, Designing a Juggling Studio, and the Chile circus and arts festival.