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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

August 2014 - We went to Scotland for our holiday this year. Most important to bring with you is an umbrella (or 2) of course. We had a lot of fun and made this little video.

August 2013 - I filmed this video during the summerholiday of 2013. We went hiking in Switserland for a couple of days and of course the devisticks couldn't stay home.

Carampa Circus School 2010 1st course final show, extract. Grupal Juggling Act. Choreography by Daniel Sánchez, based in Charles Moulton´s Ball Passing Project, with Nino Rota music. Performers: Yael Berkman, Pablo Cáceres, Johnny Cognetti, Lautaro Malato, Hector Mariano, Alvaro Pérez, Felipe Paz Nuñez, Alvaro Reboredo, Sara Rodríguez de Castro, Leire Santos, Miguel Tamayo, Bernard Zandl, Noam Wise. Thanks to: Carampa, CSA LaTabacalera, Elena Umlauff, Charles Moulton, Nino Rota.

I came up with this theme after I realized that me and my audience like 2 different types of things, most of the time anyway (of course there are exceptions). I like small number, smooth and flowy stuff, not necessarily easy, but stuff I can do with 95% confidence. My audience, from what I gathered in public practices and youtube comments, they like the stuff I can sometimes do on a good day. Originally this was going to be a my favorites and best videos. But really, my favorites are what I like, the best is what you like./nSo I hope you like my videos! Make sure to watch part 2 after!

Finally here it is! The video F.U.N. with of course a lot of fun :)

Cold Fusion Yo-Yo Trick - Demonstrated by Luke Renner. Yo-Yos used in the demonstration is the YoYoFactory NorthStar and of course the Playmaxx Cold Fusion Pro-Yo. Filmed in Northwest New Mexico July 2011. Music "A Shot in the Dark" by El Patapsco.

So as I said - the video came up a few hours after the trailer :) 1-3 diabolos, of course :D including fts 2-2-22-2-1-2-3, badass 2d combos, and hardcore 1d integrals ^^ Enjoy!

TYM.de - Yo-Yo Workshop in Walldorf mit Flizzy, YoJoe, UFO und Jumper

Shot outside the Odeon in Cardiff Bay. Shortly afterward the marketing manager asked me if I wanted to earn some free tickets by performing in front of the imax screen while the people took their seats for Alice in Wonderland. Of course I said yes and it went pretty well. Good times. :) Also, I should probably credit Wes Peden for the inspiration (although he's probably sick of it by now).

Some passing with 7-13 rings, between me and Emman, another juggler at l'École de Cirque de Québec. Filmed over the course of not long, for no real reason other than showing off what we can do after 3 months of not practicing together.

Hey, it's a 3D practice video, with editing of course. includes suns (to armstall and popping out for fts) and about 10 otts (?) sometimes. Plus there is bonus stuff at the end, some integrals (for you guys from d.ca, my new pics (Integral, Integral 2, Integral 3) were taken from these shots) and a new eiffle. Please help me with the shuffle though.

The act I eventually performed in my course's end of year show. Not one of my better runs, unfortunately, but such is life. Music is My Half by Venetian Snares.

A 20-minute show I directed and performed in recently as part of my course. Contains ball manipulation, club passing, acrobatics and a little aerial, and the percussion soundtrack is all performed live onstage. Although it was never officially named, the show has come to be known simply as 'Boom!'.

Little bit of what I've been doing...Inspired by Sam Veale, Luke Wilson and of course Tim Roberts

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!

FINALLY! Alright, so we've got a lot of good stuff in here, like 8 catches of a 6 ring full reverse, 5 ring half shower, 5 ring full reverse double qualify, a 5 ball mills, 5 ring pancakes, 8 ring flash, 7 ring qualify, and a 4 box move I call "Impossible". Sorry about the massive wait, I got a job and didn't have a single place to practice any move that needed more than an 8 foot ceiling. That AND After trying to use Sony Vegas with my regular video editing style, I found it to be 300 times more work (exactly, not an estimate) than to just use Windows Movie Maker. Or course the problem is Movie Maker got corrupted on my computer somehow and doesn't want to work correctly anymore, so I had to mash this thing together in movie maker and vegas, and save it piece by piece before finally recombining it tonight. Thus, the editing isn't the BEST in the world, but I think it's good enough, I absolutely did NOT want to release this after the IJA. Once the next semester starts, I'm sure I'll be getting even BETTER f

anitspin buzzsaw, 5-beat weave, isolation and failed barrel-roll, and all in the snow offcourse.

a juggling trick, of course.

(4x,2)*er features 65 patterns based on the siteswap (4x,2)* performed by 22 jugglers. It's filmed in four countries and features lots of juggling celebrities - it's also pretty funny (that's my opinion of course and I made the video so, whatever).