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popinman
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ahh i kinda figured it might be that there just that much better than me, personaly i think normal jugeling is better (once you learn 2 bounce juggel "hitting them off the floor" u can do loads of wacky stuff)theres a video of sum1 on utube doing a music recitel on a stepy keyboard at rediculouse speed.
then again the list of fun active stuff i cud do indoors is very short maby ill give cj a go ^_^ |
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Invader_Xan
Joined: 02 May 2007
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Bounce juggling... Heh. Like Michael Moschen, king of jugglers.
Contact juggling is well worth trying. Just be aware that compared to almost any other kind of juggling, it's very very difficult. Progress is infuriatingly slow to start with, but once you get a few of the moves down, it becomes so much fun!  |
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MagsKat
Joined: 28 Aug 2007
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| With regards to CJ i have mastered the basic hand roll and back to back roll. but i can get the windscreen wiper.. main because i can;t find the breaks lol the ball rolls off my hand and down my arm .. oh well i'll keep at it! |
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Invader_Xan
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Ok...First off, get comfy with holding the ball on the back of your hand. I find it easiest around the knuckles, with my middle finger held slightly lower than the others.
Start with a beanbag, hacky sack, a thud or an orange. Practice throwing from one side of your hand and catching with the other. As you do this, get used to moving your hand with the ball. Move up as you throw, and fall with the ball to catch. This will make catching a lot easier and means you're less likely to drop it (at least when you get the hang of it).
Basically, you're aiming to throw the ball without letting go of it.  |
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Felixwah
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Joined: 13 Jul 2006
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yeh xan that is the same way i learnt bro i tell ppl to do the cradle and learn to balance the ball by moving your hand in diff directions then learn to throw the ball from cradle and catch it back in cradle then go on to learn the windscreen wiper it helps so much in the future even thought you think its pointless and you get no-where to begin with.
like spinning plane theory with poi or basic reel turns good basis for the spinning to come |
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popinman
Joined: 29 Sep 2007
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| Posted: Wed 31st Oct, 2007 3:52 pm Post subject: |
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| Invader_Xan wrote: | Bounce juggling... Heh. Like Michael Moschen, king of jugglers.
Contact juggling is well worth trying. Just be aware that compared to almost any other kind of juggling, it's very very difficult. Progress is infuriatingly slow to start with, but once you get a few of the moves down, it becomes so much fun! :) |
lol impressive bu err no not quite wanna see sumit ammasing watch this all the way through http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=N2NDpPSgfwo ^_^ |
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